Nicaragua's Conquistador Churchill is a handcrafted, reasonably priced cigar with a smooth, medium-bodied taste profile. It is made with an emphasis on well-balanced taste and high-quality craftsmanship.

The first third
The first phases introduce the core profile in a light to medium body, laying the groundwork for the smoke.
Dominant Notes: This third is dominated by strong notes of wood and light cedar.
Secondary Remarks: From the beginning, there is a subtle smoothness and the first traces of roasted nuttiness, which frequently resembles almonds. The smoke is pleasant and mild.

The second third
The aromas blend together and somewhat deepen as the cigar moves into the middle region, all the while keeping their harmony.
Dominant aromas: The smoke texture is smooth and creamy while the nutty and cedar aromas persist and the creaminess intensifies.
Secondary Notes: A light white pepper or extremely mild spice note may start to show up, adding a delicate richness without turning sharp. The taste is always tasty and smooth.

 Last Third

The strength of the tastes peaks in the last third, and the sweetness becomes more noticeable.
Dominant Notes: To counterbalance the enduring woody core, the almond-like sweetness frequently takes centre stage.
Secondary Notes: A pleasing, well-rounded finish may result from the subtle pepper or spice notes becoming a little more apparent. In order to prevent any harshness right up to the nub, the body stays mild throughout.