Foundation Cigar Company's The Tabernacle CT Broadleaf Doble Corona cigars represent Nicholas Melillo's pride and joy. The key highlight of this blend is its wrapper. It features the sacred Connecticut Broadleaf leaf, known for its dark and oily nature, paying homage to Nicholas Melillo's home state of Connecticut. Underneath you'll find a Mexican San Andrés binder and Esteli/Jalapa/Jamastran Nicaraguan filler tobaccos. These cigars are hand-rolled at AJ Fernandez's factory in Nicaragua and aged to perfection.

On the cigar box, you'll find an illustration of Haile Selassie, 225th King of Abyssinia, which is now called Ethiopia. His ancestry is directly related to Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. The blend is named Tabernacle, after the Ark of the Covenant before the building of the Temple of Solomon. This remarkable blend is fit for a king. Expect a medium to full-bodied smoking experience. Whether you're a fan of the original Tabernacle or exploring Foundation Cigar Company for the first time, The Tabernacle CT Broadleaf Doble Corona is an excellent choice. Shop for a box of cigars today!

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Remarkable Product Attributes: This blend features both Nicaraguan and Honduran filler tobacco, alongside a Mexican binder and a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. Experience multiple countries in one cigar!

Master Blender Tasting Notes: "The Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper delivers a satisfying richness, accompanied by notes of chocolate, espresso, and earthiness. The combination of Nicaraguan tobacco brings in a layer of spiciness and a subtle sweetness, creating a well-balanced and nuanced smoke."

Accolades: Cigar Aficionado awarded Foundation The Tabernacle CT Broadleaf Doble Corona with an 88-point rating.

You should also try The Tabernacle Broadleaf Lancero. To view all flavors, return to the blend. Explore all blends by visiting Foundation Cigars. Lastly, you may check Connecticut Broadleaf and Maduro wrapper cigars or return to the homepage.