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Tag archive for : V Churchill
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Oliva Serie V Churchill Extra Cigar Review

 by Bryan Glynn, April 5, 2010

[nggallery id=186] Oliva Serie V Churchill Extra Cigar Review This 7×52 sungrown stick is wrapped in a medium chocolate, satin leaf with a slight tooth, even spongy construction and a triple cap giving a soft sweet floral aroma. First light reveals

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