Broadleaf Maduro
Henry Clay
Henry Clay is a Dominican-made Connecticut Broadleaf (Maduro) line produced for Altadis USA that delivers a smooth, medium‑bodied smoke with cedar, cream, nutty and cocoa/coffee notes, while the brand also serves as a platform for War Hawk and Rustic Cheroot offshoots.
Sizes
- Brevas (5 9/16" x 42)
- Brevas ala Conserva (5 5/8" x 46)
- Brevas Finas (6 1/2" x 48)
- Toro (6.0" x 50)
- Rothchilde (5.0" x 50)
Strength
Medium
Wrapper
Connecticut Broadleaf (Maduro)
Binder
Dominican
Filler
Dominican
Henry Clay occupies a pragmatic slot: Connecticut Broadleaf maduro character produced in the Dominican Republic and built for steady, medium bodied flavor. Classic Henry Clay offers mellow cedar and cream with roasted nuts and a touch of cocoa or coffee on the finish. Construction and consistency are practical strengths; the line favors balance and approachability over aggressive spice. Henry Clay also functions as a platform for offshoots—War Hawk reimagines the profile with a Connecticut‑shade wrapper over Broadleaf binder, while Rustic Cheroot trades vitola for leathery Broadleaf punch—so the brand covers a range from smooth maduro to more assertive Broadleaf expressions.
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Articles & Reviews
Henry Clay War Hawk Lonsdale
Review of the limited Lonsdale sizes that keeps the War Hawk blend; includes precise tasting notes (barnyard, cream, peanut shell, dark chocolate) and manufacturing details about the Flor de Copán production.
Henry Clay War Hawk Toro
Halfwheel’s coverage of the War Hawk Toro explains the blend inversion — Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper with a Connecticut Broadleaf binder and Honduran fillers — and includes tasting notes and release context that highlight the War Hawk’s creamier, cedar‑and‑almond leaning profile. The article is useful for smokers curious how a Connecticut‑wrapped Henry Clay compares to the brand’s Maduro baseline.
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60 SECOND CIGAR REVIEW - Henry Clay Breva Fina