Winston Churchill «The Late Hour Series»

Whatever the task, whatever the hour, Winston Churchill knew the right cigar can be a trusted companion. So the cigars which carry his name echo his character.

Even when the lights went down, Winston Churchill continued to inspire those around him. It was then, after a full day as the political leader of an empire, a great negotiator at dinner tables as well as conferences, that he wrote his famous speeches and books – often while enjoying a cigar.

His versatile character is mirrored in the «The Late Hour Series». The intense and complex multi-origin blend creates a taste experience as deep and inspiring as Churchill's evening routine.

As one of the filler tobaccos was aged in finest single malt Scotch whisky casks, the beverage needs to be rich and complex in taste to harmonise with the elaborate character of «The Late Hour Series».

Ideally a heavy and spicy rum that is not too sweet, or a whisky that is nor too peaty nor too smoky, but rich and complex in aroma and taste.

For your perfect pairing moment: thanks to its notches, the glass offers an ideal place to rest your cigar. Sir Winston Churchill's silhouette at the bottom adds a subtle elegance.

The Davidoff Master Blenders have mastered the challenge of blending a small format medium-filler cigar offering complexity and signature Davidoff balance as multi-faceted as the great aficionado’s character. The cigars offer a more intense and spicier experience compared to the Petit Panetela cigars of the ≪The Original Series≫.

Wrapped in a beautiful shiny dark brown wrapper from Ecuador this Petit Panetela is crafted in a 38 x 4 format. Packaged in practical and characteristic dark brown metal tins of five cigars, each adorned with the striking silhouette of the iconic leader.

Inspired by Sir Winston’s artistic routine, Davidoff has designed two humidors, each with details that allow the beholder to immerse themselves in a work of art. A glance at the surface of the humidor, with its brushstroke effect, invites one to imagine Sir Winston in one of his painting sessions, completely absorbed in his world of colour and creativity.