The Cuban Cigar Walk London naturally has many references to the life and cigars of Sir Winston Churchill as on our Audio guide we visit two of the Cigar stores (Robert Lewis and Alfred Dunhill) which supplied Sir Winston during his long life.
The Cuban Cigar Walk London finishes at the Churchill Museum Cabinet War Rooms just next to Downing street and a new exhibition revealing the day to day workings of life inside Sir Winston Churchill's secret World War II headquarters is being opened to the public this week.
Marking the 70th anniversary of the start of the conflict, the exhibition will showcase the stories of the people who worked alongside Churchill in the secret bunker.
For those of you who are keen Cigar smokers interested in the specific cigar that Sir Winston smoked you can see an example of one of his cigars in the museum.
It's partly smoked and well chewed but it's a contact with the great man himself.
Whether you can get to the exhibition or not I strongly recommend that you buy a copy of the book "Churchill's Cigar" by Stephen McGinty.
Stephen was kind enough to read extracts of his wonderful book for inclusion in the Cuban Cigar Walk London and it's a authorative and beautifully written book.
For more details see :
BBC News Article
Churchill Museum Cabinet War Rooms Web site.
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I smoked it in the afternoon following a Sushi lunch with a bottle of spring water. But after some deliberation, I think this cigar would be more apropos in the evening after a hearty "meat and potatoes" dinner with a really fine port or extra long-aged single malt scotch.If you like a solid, hearty, full-bodied cigar, 1495 is a VERY GOOD year.I buy my cigars from online Cigar Shop.
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