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Winston Churchill’s Legendary Cigar Rituals

Churchill’s Smoke-Filled War Rooms: The Iconic Leader and His Cigars How Winston Churchill’s Cigars Became Symbols of Power and Resilience Winston Churchill was rarely seen without a cigar, but his love for premium smokes was far more than just a personal indulgence — it was a part of his persona, his strategy, and even his legend. In this episode of Smoke Signals, we take you deep into the London War Rooms, where the air was thick with both tension and the aroma of Cuban cigars. Churchill’s preference for Romeo y Julieta cigars, his signature 7-inch “Churchill” size, and his bold habit of smoking through bombing raids all contributed to the image of an unshakable leader. He even had a custom oxygen mask designed so he could smoke mid-flight during World War II, a story that perfectly captures his defiance and charm. We’ll explore how cigars played a role in his diplomacy with Roosevelt and Stalin, his daily ritual of smoking 8–10 cigars, and how a simple puff of smoke became a symbol of resilience for Britain. Join us as we uncover Churchill’s cigar legacy and how his smoking habits still influence the culture of fine cigars today. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.smoke-signals.life (https://www.smoke-signals.life?utm_me...)