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Foundation The Tabernacle Havana Seed Ct. No.142 Toro

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Foundation The Tabernacle Havana Seed Ct. No.142 Double Corona

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Foundation Tabernacle Havana Seed Ct. No.142 Goliath Perfecto

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Foundation The Tabernacle Havana Seed Ct. No.142 Corona

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Foundation The Tabernacle Havana Seed Ct. No.142 Robusto

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Foundation The Tabernacle Havana Seed Ct. No.142 Lancero

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Foundation The Tabernacle Havana Seed Ct. No.142 David Perfecto

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Foundation Toro Sampler of 5

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Foundation Ultimate Toro Sampler of 10

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$104.18

The original Foundation Tabernacle cigar was a fine smoke, earning a 90-point rating by displaying some wonderful broadleaf flavors. This follow-up blend takes things a step further, using what Foundation calls a No. 142 wrapper leaf. This is Havana seed tobacco that perhaps has been the subject of extensive growing experiments by the company to get just the right kind of leaf out of the field.

We don’t know exactly what they did, but we can assume that the Foundation Tabernacle Havana Seed CT took some effort to create!

Foundation owner Nick Mellilo is a longstanding broadleaf advocate, coming from Connecticut where he could look out over the fields of tobacco if he liked. One of the signature leaves of the Connecticut River Valley is broadleaf, and this is what graces the outside of the Foundation Tabernacle Havana Seed CT cigar. Inside, much like the original Tabernacle, you still get a Mexican San Andrés binder. You also get a long-filler blend that includes Nicaraguan and Honduran tobacco from the Jamastran area.

Whatever the Foundation team was doing, they wound up with quite an impressive leaf. The No. 142 wrapper of the Tabernacle Havana Seed CT cigar is quite oily and needs about 3 years to properly ferment, develop, and age. This isn’t surprising to those who know broadleaf, which is famous for being difficult to work with and not a type of tobacco that’s ready to go right out of the box. You’ve got to be ready to battle the leaf patiently to tame it and make it ready for blending in premium cigars.

The blend as a whole brings a delicious flavor to fans of the dark leaf. It’s rich and earthy, but also brings cedar, spice, and natural sweetness. When you want something mature and well crafted, the Foundation Tabernacle Havana Seed CT cigar is a choice you can really sink your teeth into. Some blends use a little bit of Maduro to get the job done, but this cigar goes all-in on earthy tobacco.

If you thought the original Tabernacle didn’t go far enough, this is the next step – an impressive experiment by the “Chief of Broadleaf.”

Please browse our selection of Foundation Tabernacle Havana Seed CT cigars at your leisure.

Foundation Cigar Co Tabernacle Havana Seed CT FAQ's

What are the flavors like?

Cedar, spice, rich earthiness and natural sweetness.
What’s the strength level?

Medium.
Who is this cigar for?

People who love rich, earthy leaf, and anyone who like the original Foundation Tabernacle cigar.
Will I want to smoke it to the nub?

It’s a wealth of flavor – this isn’t one we would drop early.
What’s a good pairing with it?

A super cool Alaskan Brewing Co Amber beer.
What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?

The Tabernacle was a tent that God would visit during the time when the Jews wandered the desert in Exodus. Smoke the Foundation Tabernacle Havana Seed CT cigar when you’re trying to summon the Holy Spirit?
Any flaws/downsides?

It’s got a rustic look. If that bothers you, it may be considered a flaw.

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Foundation Cigar Co Tabernacle Havana Seed CT FAQ's

What are the flavors like?

What’s the strength level?

Who is this cigar for?

Will I want to smoke it to the nub?

What’s a good pairing with it?

What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?

Any flaws/downsides?