Tabernacle CT Broadleaf

by Foundation · 8 vitolas · 41 smokes
75
Line rating

The Tabernacle CT Broadleaf story

The Tabernacle box tells the story of the cigar’s name. The artwork features an image of Haile Selassie, 225th King of Abyssinia, now present day Ethiopia. His lineage traces directly to King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. Made with one of the most sought-after wrapper leaves in the world, The Tabernacle Broadleaf Maduro is everything you look for in a premium cigar. The cigar is patiently aged with a San Andrés binder and fillers from Esteli in Nicaragua and the Jamastran Valley in Honduras. The brand is named for the hallowed sanctuary of Hebrew scripture; The Tabernacle which housed the Ark of the Covenant before the building of the Temple of Solomon.
CigarShare users' verdict

The Tabernacle CT Broadleaf delivers a dominant earthy character complemented by prominent notes of toasted marshmallow, nuts, and mocha, with supporting layers of coffee, leather, and charred wood that create a complex smoking experience. While the profile remains fairly consistent across sessions, occasional burn irregularities and canoeing are minor considerations in an otherwise solid offering with dependable draw characteristics.

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