Every Drew Estate Cigar We’ve Reviewed
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Nica Rustica Connecticut Broadleaf – Bury the Leaf Some cigars ease you in with a soft handshake. The Nica Rustica Connecticut Broadleaf Toro walked in, dropped a duffel bag of attitude on the table, and asked if you were serious about spending the evening together. A few draws in, I was honestly wondering if I…
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Bury the Leaf I have a confession to make. A dangerous confession. A confession that may cause my membership card to be immediately revoked from the Brotherhood of Connecticut Skeptics. I liked this cigar. There. It’s out there. We’ll come back to that. First, you need to understand that Connecticut cigars and I have a…
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Drew Estate 20 Acre Farm – Bury the Leaf The Drew Estate 20 Acre Farm Toro walked into the lounge dressed like a polished Connecticut and spent the rest of the evening quietly trying to convince me it had Habano aspirations. After the first cigar catastrophically split directly out of the cutter and immediately earned…
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Liga Privada H99 Papas Fritas – Punch or Propaganda? There are cigars designed for contemplative silence and leather chairs facing rain-covered windows. Then there’s this little bastard. The T99 Papas Fritas is not here to gently escort you through nuanced transition points while somebody in loafers explains the difference between oak and toasted oak. This…