churchills

The Cuban Romeo y Julieta Churchill is not only a benchmark of its size, it is also one of the few Cuban Churchills still in production. In this tasting, the Romeo Churchill scored 95 points—an instant classic—and it dazzled us in its ability to deliver flavor in both broad strokes and in more precise detail. Luckily, the cigar is in regular production and relatively easy to find, available in a variety of packaging formats from three-packs to 10-packs all the way to full boxes of 25. Our advice is to buy a three-pack to smoke some now, and a full box to put away. These will age beautifully. The La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor Churchill scored 92 points and is made by My Father Cigars in Nicaragua for Ashton…

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Cigar Aficionado (Digital) - 1 Issue, July/August 2022

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