Oliva Serie O Churchill 20ct Box

Oliva Serie O Churchill – 20ct Box

Origin: Nicaragua

Wrapper: Nicaraguan Sun-Grown Habano

Binder: Nicaraguan

Filler: Nicaraguan (Jalapa, Condega, and Estelí)

Size: 7 x 50 (Churchill)

Strength: Medium to Full

Flavor Profile:

The Oliva Serie O Churchill is a bold and complex Nicaraguan puro, delivering a rich, full-bodied smoking experience with an evolving depth of flavor. The sun-grown Habano wrapper imparts notes of cedar, roasted nuts, and leather, while the Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos, sourced from three distinct regions (Jalapa, Condega, and Estelí), create a dynamic profile with hints of dark chocolate, black pepper, and a touch of natural sweetness. The Churchill format allows for a slow burn, smooth draw, and a satisfying, long-lasting smoke.

Story and Accolades:

Inspired by classic Cuban cigar-making traditions, the Oliva Serie O showcases the power and complexity of premium Nicaraguan tobaccos. This line has received multiple 90+ ratings, including an outstanding 94 rating from Cigar Aficionado, making it a top-tier choice for cigar enthusiasts. The Churchill size enhances the smoking experience by offering a gradual build-up of strength and complexity, perfect for those who enjoy a long, rewarding smoke.

Pairing Recommendations:

To complement the earthy, spicy, and slightly sweet notes of the Oliva Serie O Churchill, pair it with:

• Aged bourbon (such as Woodford Reserve Double Oaked) for a smooth, caramelized contrast
• Single malt Scotch (like GlenDronach 15) to enhance the cigar’s spice and dark fruit notes
• Dark roast coffee or espresso to bring out the deep cocoa and leather undertones

Final Thoughts:

The Oliva Serie O Churchill is a premium choice for aficionados who appreciate a slow-burning, full-bodied cigar with exceptional construction and Nicaraguan richness. This 20-count box is ideal for stocking your humidor with a top-rated classic that delivers bold flavors, complexity, and a satisfying long smoke. Experience the craftsmanship of Oliva today.