Brick House Connecticut Churchill

Brick House Double Connecticut cigars take Brick House's rich-tasting Nicaraguan tobacco core and lighten the load by combining a naturally-sweet U.S. Connecticut Broadleaf binder with an attractive U.S. Connecticut Shade wrapper. 

Rolled at the PENSA factory in Estelí, Nicaragua, a second band with a "stars & stripes" graphic is placed at the foot to protect the wrapper's delicately silky exterior while emphasizing that the cigars contain some good ol', all-American-grown tobaccos. According to the J.C. Newman family's Bobby Newman, it was actually consumer demand for a shade-grown wrapper cigar that convinced them to create this milder, medium-bodied smoke. It's also one of the few, if only, premium hand-rolled cigars you'll find with this unique, U.S. Connecticut wrapper/binder combination. And like all Brick House cigars, the Double Connecticut is also very reasonably priced. The smoke is well-balanced, creamy, and toasty with a savory undercurrent of Nicaraguan spice complemented by notes of sweet cedar, hay, coffee, cocoa, leather and roasted nuts. The Double Connecticut also makes a satisfying introduction to the other Brick House by J.C. Newman cigars. More seasoned cigar smokers who want a break from heartier fare, or just prefer U.S. Connecticut Shade wrappers will find Brick House Double Connecticut equally satisfying. Brick House Double Connecticut cigars are aged for one full year before shipping, and are presented in boxes of 25 cigars.