Henry Clay War Hawk

Named after the famous statesman Henry Clay who believed in a strong military, Henry Clay Warhawk Churchill cigars provide me with a bold take on a classic profile. These extra-large 7x56 sticks are made at the famous Flor de Copan in Honduras with a top-quality Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over a Broadleaf binder and Honduran fillers. Connecticut-style blends are typically on the mellow side of the spectrum, but these smokes buck the trend and deliver a deceptively hearty smoke that keeps my seasoned palate engaged. Each puff delivers a bold medium-bodied medley of chocolate, earth, nuts, tobacco sweetness, and a dose of pepper that livens the profile. To ensure I always have Henry Clay Warhawk Churchill cigars on reserve in my humidor, I order boxes of 25 online at Cigars.com.