DOBLE CORONA 7 x 54 – 24 ct box
TORO 6 x 52 – 24 ct box
CORONA 5 1/4 x 46 – 24 ct box
ROBUSTO 5 x 50 – 24 ct box
LANCERO 7 x 40 – 24 ct box
CAPA: Havanna Seed CT No.142
CAPOTE: San Andres Mexico
TRIPA: Nicaragua / Jamastran
Originally released at the 2018 IPCPR, the Tabernacle Havana Seed #142 created a stir in the cigar world as aficionados clamored for the unique combination of spicy and sweet tones that gives this cigar its unmistakable rich flavor.
DOBLE CORONA 7 x 54 –
24 ct box
TORO 6 x 52 –
24 ct box
CORONA 5 1/4 x 46 –
24 ct box
ROBUSTO 5 x 50 –
24 ct box
LANCERO 7 x 40 –
24 ct box
CAPA: Havanna Seed CT No.142
CAPOTE: San Andres Mexican
TRIPA: Nicaragua / Jamastran
Originally released at the 2018 IPCPR, the Tabernacle Havana Seed #142 created a stir in the cigar world as aficionados clamored for the unique combination of spicy and sweet tones that gives this cigar its unmistakable rich flavor.
Master blender, Nicholas Melillo, has been working with choice farmers in the Connecticut River Valley since 2014 to develop the Havana Seed CT #142 wrapper. The seed is extremely rare and unlike any other tobacco in the world. Due to the incredible amount of oil from the plant, it takes 3yrs to undergo the fermentation process. The results make for a delicious medium to full-bodied blend with hints of cedar, spice, rich earthiness and natural sweetness.
Master blender, Nicholas Melillo, has been working with choice farmers in the Connecticut River Valley since 2014 to develop the Havana Seed CT #142 wrapper. The seed is extremely rare and unlike any other tobacco in the world. Due to the incredible amount of oil from the plant, it takes 3yrs to undergo the fermentation process. The results make for a delicious medium to full-bodied blend with hints of cedar, spice, rich earthiness and natural sweetness.
The Tabernacle Box tells the story of the cigar’s name. The artwork features an image of none other than Hailie Selassie, 225th King of Abyssinia, whose lineage traces directly to King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. The reference to “Tabernacle” is as a container for the Ark of the Covenant.