Alec Bradley
Coyol Double Churchill Single Cigar
Visually, the Alec Bradley Coyol Double Churchill is an impressive, matte-finished cigar. The Honduran Trojes wrapper is a Colorado-Claro (light reddish-brown) color with a rustic, slightly toothy texture. The construction is impeccable, featuring the signature triple-cap favored by the Raices Cubanas factory. The banding is elegant and earthy, using green and gold tones to reflect the agricultural heart of the project.
This is a "terroir" cigar. It is designed for the enthusiast who wants to taste the influence of a specific farm. While many large ring-gauge cigars can be one-dimensional, the Coyol blend is complex and dynamic enough to stay interesting for its entire duration. It is a sophisticated, bulky smoke that pairs beautifully with Highland Single Malts, floral Gin cocktails, or a nutty Oolong Tea.
Visually, the Alec Bradley Coyol Double Churchill is an impressive, matte-finished cigar. The Honduran Trojes wrapper is a Colorado-Claro (light reddish-brown) color with a rustic, slightly toothy texture. The construction is impeccable, featuring the signature triple-cap favored by the Raices Cubanas factory. The banding is elegant and earthy, using green and gold tones to reflect the agricultural heart of the project.
This is a "terroir" cigar. It is designed for the enthusiast who wants to taste the influence of a specific farm. While many large ring-gauge cigars can be one-dimensional, the Coyol blend is complex and dynamic enough to stay interesting for its entire duration. It is a sophisticated, bulky smoke that pairs beautifully with Highland Single Malts, floral Gin cocktails, or a nutty Oolong Tea.
The Coyol is prized for its "old-school" aromatic quality, leaning heavily into floral and earthy notes rather than raw spice.
First Third: The opening is remarkably fragrant. You’ll be greeted by notes of dried flowers, cedar, and a distinct nutmeg spice. The smoke is airy and aromatic right from the start.
Second Third: The profile becomes "chewier." Rich notes of walnuts, cashews, and leather emerge. There is an underlying creamy sweetness that prevents the Honduran earthiness from becoming too dry.
Final Third: The strength builds toward the finish, introducing espresso, dark oak, and a unique shaved coconut sweetness on the exhale. The finish is clean, with a lingering herbal spice.