Punch (Cuba) Churchills

Very good habano with complex flavors of cocoa and coffee. Good draw and burn with good aroma. More of what a puro habano should be.

Nice draw throughout. Serious smoking pleasure.

GREAT SMOKE! I really like this one. It burned a bit eneven at first, but it corrected itself right away. The flavor was full and kept getting better even past the band. I'll take a hunidor full please.

super smoke, with excellant flavors of cedarand nuts. Great draw full flavored with a long earthy aftertaste. Perfect after lunch smoke.

A good looking cigar that is just too young. I have a box in the humidor for 4 months now. I think the tobacco is still raw and very soft. Great tobacco smell. Lights ok, burns too slow. Barely draws until the last 1/4. Taste, whatever you can get, i

Needs work on improving the cigar

Excellent construction and complex flavor were the order of the day for this outstanding churchill. Cedar flavors with frequent hints of coffee, it burned well and afforded lots of smoke. Almost a two hour cigar when smoked slowly, I paired it with a rich Porter beer and the two complemented each other quite nicely.

Cigar started with very little flavor but finished well with the signature punch cuban profile.

When I first opened the box I purchased they looked so good that I wanted to eat them! The smoke has notes of cocoa and nuts with a hint of citrus. The Punch Churchill is perfect cigar for after dinner with an espresso or cordial. What a wonderful cigar!

I smoked this stick several years ago and was happy I did. At the time it was a stronger smoke then what I was use to, but I enjoyed it. It was med/full bodied wrapped very tightly. I like Punch Cubans much more then their DR sisters.

Plain and simple: this cigar wreaks with class. It has a soft, aromatic flavor that increases in its intensity as it goes, but it never over powers. It has a perfect draw that delivers a dense smoke. Wonderful.

got a box from '01, I agree with some of the reviews below: this is a damn good, straightforward cigar, with rich orange peel, cacao, tobacco flavors, a bit of dark chocolate. Beatiful dark and oily wrapper was something to behold

Just didn't do it for me. Terrible draw on this smoke. I suffered through 1/2 way until I had to put this one out of it's misery. I also had to relight a ton of times. Give me a Cohiba DC EL and screw the rest.

The Punch Churchill tubo is a strong and straightforward smoke. Dark chocolate wrapper dusted with bloom and an unassuming plain brown band. Great Cuban taste from the pre-light to the nub. I love the spice and the signature twang.

Well made churchill with beautiful triple cap. I have smoked four of thes now and had only one draw problem that simply meant I had to slow down and enjoy.. Two from a 98 box and two from an 03. The 98's were fabulous, the 03's very good. Smooth medium smoke all the way through with definite fruitiness.

From the moment I clipped it it began unravelling. It "felt" moist but wrapper was dry and almost crumbly. The draw sucked and I had trouble getting a decent drag. When I did I was welcomed with a harsh, bitter flavor. The only thing I can say positive was it burned evenly. Anyways, I soon clipped 1-1/2" down to get better draw. This helped me get a deeper drag of the harsh bitter flavor. What should have been 1 hour plus of enjoying a premium cigar turned into 15 minutes of extreme disappointment. Steer clear of these at all costs!

Impossible to draw. Little to no flavor. Spend your money elsewhere.

Medium boddied with a firm draw that made tasting difficult. It starts with a hint of spice, but that mellows. The draw made this cigar impossible to finish, and several relights were required. It had a dominating nutty flavor from the silky smooth wrapper.

This stick has a nice sweet orange peel note but its lack of flavor changes through the smoke makes it a little boring.