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Foundation The Tabernacle Broadleaf David & Goliath Limited Edition

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Management number 253740497 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$31.07 Model Number 253740497
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Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf

Binder: Mexican San Andres

Filler: Nicaraguan, Honduran

Profile: Full

The Foundation Tabernacle Broadleaf David & Goliath Limited Edition cigars are bold, full-bodied expressions of strength, heritage, and exceptional blending. Created by master blender Nicholas Melillo, these limited-edition figurados take the revered Tabernacle Broadleaf blend to the next level, available in two unique sizes: David (5" x 54 Perfecto) and Goliath (5" x 58 Perfecto).

Wrapped in a dark, oily Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro, each cigar houses a powerful core of Nicaraguan and Honduran fillers, bound with a Mexican San Andrés binder. The result is a rich, complex profile with waves of dark chocolate, espresso, earth, black pepper, and sweet molasses, delivered in a slow-burning, impeccably rolled format.

Handmade in Nicaragua, these limited-edition smokes are a tribute to biblical symbolism and bold craftsmanship, combining unique vitolas with one of Foundation’s most celebrated blends.

Out of reverence for the tobacco leaf, and tobacco tradition, the brand is named for the hallowed sanctuary of Hebrew scripture: The Tabernacle, which housed the Ark of the Covenant before the building of the Temple of Solomon. 


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