Alec Bradley Mira Flor Churchill Connecticut pairs a Honduran Connecticut wrapper with mild strength in a traditional 7 x 49 Churchill format.
Honduran binder and filler tobaccos complete the blend beneath the Connecticut wrapper. This combination keeps the tobacco origins consistent across all three components.
Nutty notes lead the flavour profile, complemented by sweet wood and caramel accents. The blend offers a gentler character for those who prefer mild strength over a heavier tobacco profile.
Made in Honduras, the Alec Bradley Mira flor Churchill Connecticut combines a long, slender shape with short filler construction. Its 7 inch length distinguishes it from the smaller formats in the Mira Flor Connecticut range.
Bundle of 20 cigars
Comes in Government packaging.
Jean-Marc Godbout (verified owner) –
I would stay away from this one It doesn’t burn well ,one of the worst cigars I have ever had,
gthouin –
Pas du tout d’accord avec ce monsieur. Pour moi, après plus de 25 cigares, ils ont tout très bien brulés et croyez moi, pour le prix c’est une trouvaille. Je l’achète à 5.40 $ chez mon tabagiste à Granby. Cigar Chief, vérifiez vos prix et marges !
kev.chim (verified owner) –
I have this as a daily smoker. Some done burn as well but you get what you pay for. I find that for the ones that don’t burn as well, it just takes a bit of tending. Using a draw tool helps too. The smoke is relatively mild. great value for the price.
randythorold –
Mild means it has flavor. This doesn’t. Poorly constructed. Won’t make that mistake again
Arman Ozzorluoglu –
If I could give 0 stars, I would. I bought 5 of these to try. So far, I smoked 3 of them. I threw out the rest. Eventhough there is sufficient draw, not enough smoke is produced. If there is some smoke, then it smells and tastes like ash. Please don’t wast your money like I did. Spend a couple of bucks more, and get something else. If you are looking for a budget cigar that will not let you down, look at Paul Stulac Post Script.