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Gispert Churchill Cigar Review

Posted on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 in Cigar Reviews

Gispert Churchill Cigar Review

This 7×54 stick offered a medium tan smooth oily wrapper with a slightly spongy feel. Mild in aroma, body and strength, it presents a fairly consistent experience, transitioning once between flavors over the long 2+ hour smoke. Although this particular sample had a wrapper flaw that cut it short at the 1:45 mark, it would easily push past 2 hours under normal circumstances. First half flavors were sweet and smooth with mild flavors of grass, moving to a mild sweet leather at the mid point. Smoke output was minimal, and the finish was unremarkable short of a mild pepper zing for most of the stick. The draw and burn were both very good, up to the band point where tears and holes opened up. Removing the band exposed a patch and large crack, ending the smoke. Thank you very much to Jeremie Plouffe for sending this in for review!

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Bring on the comments

  1. steffanan says:

    this is one of my favorite sticks. i usually smoke the shorter sticks, but this one is great for if i have a long time to kill, and if i don’t want a strong stick. I read about it on a page where a guy was saying that it was the best cigar for a beginner. actually, if i remember correctly, it was my first real cigar.

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