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REVIEW | Winston Churchill Chartwell 91 POINTS DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 43 Tasting Note: Chocolate brown with a roughly cut cap, though the burn is even and the draw full. A grassy start progresses to earthy flavors, hearty coffee bean and some s
REVIEW | Winston Churchill Chartwell
Chartwell

Tasting Note: Chocolate brown with a roughly cut cap, though the burn is even and the draw full. A grassy start progresses to earthy flavors, hearty coffee bean and some sweetness. Toasty flavors linger on the finish.

  • Size: Corona
    •  
  • Ring Gauge: 43
    •  
  • Length: 5"
    •  
  • Filler: Dom. Rep., Peru, Nicaragua
    •  
  • Binder: Dom. Rep.
  • Wrapper: Ecuador
    •  
  • Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Feb 01, 2011
  • Price: $9.80
 
More Reviews of This Cigar
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Aug 01, 2012
Score: 88
Made with a rich brown wrapper and rounded head, this cigar has a bit of a blistery burn, but is a simple, woody smoke with some flinty, earthy flavors.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Apr 01, 2010
Score: 88
Tawny colored with an oily wrapper and white veins. The cigar draws and burns evenly, showing a toasty, woody smoke with some sweet notes and a dry finish.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Jan 01, 1970
Score: 92
The Winston Churchill brand, which was launched in late 2007 as a collaboration between Davidoff of Geneva and Sir Winston Churchill's grandson, is rolled at the Cigars Davidoff factory in the Dominican Republic, run by Hendrik "Henke" Kelner. The line is the only cigar made at that factory that doesn't bear the Davidoff name. The brand struggled in the beginning—early versions scored in the mid 80s, and prices as high as $22 per cigar made them a difficult sell. With lower prices and some new sizes, today's Winston Churchills are faring better. The corona-sized Chartwell—which wasn't one of the original sizes—is a delicious smoke, with a pleasant combination of earthy flavors, hearty coffee bean notes and just enough sweetness on the palate. The cigar has a pleasant toasty finish.
Cigar Aficionado's 100-Point Scale
  • Classic: 95-100
  • Outstanding: 90-94
  • Very good to excellent: 80-89
  • Average to good commercial quality: 70-79
  • Don't waste your money: 0-69
100-Point Scale

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Winston Churchill Chartwell 雪茄评分

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REVIEW | Winston Churchill Chartwell 91 POINTS DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 43 Tasting Note: Chocolate brown with a roughly cut cap, though the burn is even and the draw full. A grassy start progresses to earthy flavors, hearty coffee bean and some s
REVIEW | Winston Churchill Chartwell
Chartwell

Tasting Note: Chocolate brown with a roughly cut cap, though the burn is even and the draw full. A grassy start progresses to earthy flavors, hearty coffee bean and some sweetness. Toasty flavors linger on the finish.

  • Size: Corona
    •  
  • Ring Gauge: 43
    •  
  • Length: 5"
    •  
  • Filler: Dom. Rep., Peru, Nicaragua
    •  
  • Binder: Dom. Rep.
  • Wrapper: Ecuador
    •  
  • Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Feb 01, 2011
  • Price: $9.80
 
More Reviews of This Cigar
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Aug 01, 2012
Score: 88
Made with a rich brown wrapper and rounded head, this cigar has a bit of a blistery burn, but is a simple, woody smoke with some flinty, earthy flavors.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Apr 01, 2010
Score: 88
Tawny colored with an oily wrapper and white veins. The cigar draws and burns evenly, showing a toasty, woody smoke with some sweet notes and a dry finish.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Jan 01, 1970
Score: 92
The Winston Churchill brand, which was launched in late 2007 as a collaboration between Davidoff of Geneva and Sir Winston Churchill's grandson, is rolled at the Cigars Davidoff factory in the Dominican Republic, run by Hendrik "Henke" Kelner. The line is the only cigar made at that factory that doesn't bear the Davidoff name. The brand struggled in the beginning—early versions scored in the mid 80s, and prices as high as $22 per cigar made them a difficult sell. With lower prices and some new sizes, today's Winston Churchills are faring better. The corona-sized Chartwell—which wasn't one of the original sizes—is a delicious smoke, with a pleasant combination of earthy flavors, hearty coffee bean notes and just enough sweetness on the palate. The cigar has a pleasant toasty finish.
Cigar Aficionado's 100-Point Scale
  • Classic: 95-100
  • Outstanding: 90-94
  • Very good to excellent: 80-89
  • Average to good commercial quality: 70-79
  • Don't waste your money: 0-69
100-Point Scale

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