About the Bolivar Supremas Churchills
Bolivar was created in 1902 by José F. Rocha and named after Simón Bolívar, the liberator who shaped much of South America. The brand has long carried a reputation as one of the strongest and most full-bodied marcas in the Habanos portfolio, built on robust tobacco grown in Cuba’s Vuelta Abajo region. The Supremas Churchills wears that heritage proudly, offering a classic 7.0″ x 47 Churchill format for smokers who want length, depth, and unapologetic Cuban strength in a single cigar.
Flavor profile by thirds
The opening third arrives with dark cocoa and toasted cedar, framed by a peppery snap that signals the brand’s full-bodied character. Through the middle, the smoke broadens into earthy, leathery tones with a creamy underlayer and hints of roasted coffee that keep the intensity in check. The final third concentrates everything, pushing forward darker espresso and a touch of sweet wood as the strength builds toward a powerful, satisfying close.
Pairings
- An aged Cuban rum, whose molasses sweetness softens the cigar’s pepper and earth.
- A dark, full roast espresso that mirrors the cocoa and coffee notes in the smoke.
- A peated single malt whisky for those who enjoy bold flavor meeting bold flavor.
Aging and storage
A cigar of this size and power rewards patience. Stored steadily at roughly 65 to 70 percent relative humidity and around 18 degrees Celsius, the Supremas Churchills will mellow over time, allowing its sharper peppery edges to round into a deeper, more harmonious profile. Keep it in a well seasoned humidor and give it months rather than days before judging it at its best.
Who it is for
This is a cigar for the experienced palate. Newcomers may find the strength overwhelming, but seasoned smokers who appreciate the muscular side of Cuban tobacco will feel right at home. The generous Churchill length also makes it ideal for a long, relaxed session where there is no reason to rush.
Frequently asked questions
How strong is the Bolivar Supremas Churchills?
It is a full-bodied cigar, in keeping with Bolivar’s reputation as one of the most powerful brands in the Habanos range. It is best enjoyed by smokers who are comfortable with strong Cuban tobacco.
What size is the Supremas Churchills?
It is a Churchill measuring 7.0 inches in length, or about 178 mm, with a 47 ring gauge.
How long does it take to smoke?
Given its 7.0 inch length, plan on roughly 90 minutes to two hours for an unhurried smoke.
Explore more
Browse all Bolivar cigars, or try the Bolivar Coronas Gigantes and Bolivar Belicosos Finos Cabinet Box. Store yours in a seasoned humidor and see our guide on how long cigars last. Learn more from Wikipedia, the official Habanos S.A. site.