Quorum Classic Churchills Cigar - Pack of 10

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Description Ref # CR793

Length: 7"
Ring Gauge: 48
Strength: Medium
Packaging
: Bundle of 10 Cigars

QUORUM

Quorum cigars are all handmade in one of the top cigar making countries, Nicaragua. You will find three different lines from Quorum, whilst they all use the exact same Nicaraguan blend they are each carefully wrapped in different wrappers, showing the massive impact a wrapper can have on a good cigar. 

QUORUM CLASSIC 

The Classic line uses a Ecuadorian sun-grown wrapper leaf to finish off the blend. Ecuador is one of the most desirable places to grow tobacco because of its climate and volcano-nourished soil which creates delicious, top quality leaves. The ash the volcanoes produce falls on the soil and provides nutrients in quantities that simply are not available naturally in most countries and therefore creates a beautifully unique smoking experience. 

The Classic's wrapper grows with no covering at all, with direct sun to the tobacco leaves. All this direct sunlight causes the plants to produce a darker and much thicker leaf that tends to compliment richer and spicier flavours. 

Tasting Notes

Featuring a sweet and cedary flavour, this smooth cigar produces thick, white smoke usually reserved for cigars twice its price. 

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by Rob on Tuesday 03 October, 2023
Really poor build for this, which surprised me as it?s JC Newman and I always find their cigars to be well constructed. Punch cut cracked the foot and left the wrapper unravelling. This only got worse as the smoke when on. Taste wise it was nice, the burn and the ash were perfect but ruined but the foot just disintegrating - shame really. Probably won?t buy this again.
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by Will on Saturday 15 October, 2022
I bought 5 of these for a funeral I was going too. Im new to cigars but I have tried a few different churchils. I found cutting the cigar with a double guillotine a bit challenging compared to a Charatan, also the rapper was a little delicate and began to unroll, however if you wet the end it was alright. The actual taste was very nice also the smell of the cigar wasnt overpowering, especially in small areas, it does produce a good amount of smoke. Especially for £13, I would recommend though just be a little more delicate and cautious when cutting, just make sure too wet the end a little and you should be alright.
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by Guillaume on Thursday 24 March, 2022
Very tight draw. 1h smoke. overall did not enjoy it
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by chris on Thursday 22 April, 2021
Not my favourite. Would probably try other brands in future Chris
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by Ashley on Saturday 07 November, 2020
I smoked this cigar (or at least lit it) 6 hours ago. Im still not entirely sure how to review it but here goes: Smoke time: 1 hour 58 minutes Drank with: glenfiddich 12 year old First impressions: rough wrapper, inconsistent packing but some shhen in the right light. Smelt good. Wrapper felt a bit loose/flakey. Also very dry. Cut/draw: tough to cut and really tight draw. Cut some more off, still a tight draw. Didnt dare cut more off for fear of the wrapper peeling off. Draw very tight. Worrying. First light: tough draw after a good minute if toasting. End lit well but very little smoke coming through. 1st third: sweet and woody notes. Very little smoke (apart from cherry end). Notice the wrapper is peeling off toward third 3rd. Very pleasant taste. Earthy notes coming through but mild. 2nd third: a bit more sweetness but it comes and goes. Cedar notes and something else coming through. Draw very slightly easing. Wrapper is not damaged anymore because Im being careful. Lots if smoke coming from cherry end . Still mild to medium. 3rd third. Becoming more full bodied. Heavy wood notes. Spice coming through. Draw has eased but needs some double draws to keep it lit. Cherry end plooming smoke like you wouldnt believe. Is it great? No. is it the best value for money cigar Ive ever smoked? Yes. £11 for a 2 hour smoke. Not the most complex or sophisticated but I did enjoy it once I knew it was developing. Would I buy it again? Yes. But not on the next order. Would suggest removing from cellophane and keeping in humidor for a couple of months.
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