Nicholas Melillo has guided Foundation Cigars to the top of the heap by offering some of the tastiest, most luxuriously rich smokes on the market. Nowhere is the voluptuous character for which Foundation cigars are known on better display than with the Tabernacle Broadleaf series. Inspired by the sanctuary that housed the Ark of the Covenant before it was placed in Solomon’s Temple, the Tabernacle Broadleaf series showcases the highly treasured Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro wrapper, which elevates the Tabernacle Broadleaf Corona to legendary status.
The Tabernacle Broadleaf Corona is a 5 ¼” x 46 stunner crafted of exquisite Nicaraguan Esteli and Honduran Jamastran filler tobaccos. A top-shelf Mexican San Andres binder joins the darkly textured Broadleaf Maduro wrapper to complete the tantalizing stick. The combined blend delivers a sumptuous 90-rated smoke catered to adventurous palates searching for a combination of richness, great taste, and smoothness.
Once you spark up a Tabernacle Broadleaf Corona, your tastebuds are engulfed with decadent chocolate, salted caramel, and wood notes. Touches of sweet spice, leather, coffee, and pepper round out the bold, medium-to-full-bodied smoke. The finish is a long, satisfying journey that is at once sweet, spicy, and complex.
The Tabernacle Broadleaf Corona is a captivating cigar-smoking journey perfectly suited for those wanting a smaller, yet deliciously rich and complex cigar. Fire up a Tabernacle Broadleaf Corona and taste one of the best examples of why for many the Connecticut Broadleaf is king.
