Drew Estate

Liga Privada T52

A fun alternate vitola to the blend. The profile consists of creamy leather and some cedar. Most of the spice appears on the retro. The draw is smooth with a ton of smoke output, and the burn was fairly decent.

A good staple blend here. The profile consists of a heavy but creamy leather note mixed with some cedar. Most of the spice appears primarily on the retro. The draw is smooth with a ton of smoke output, but there were a few corrections needed to prevent the burn from running on one side.

Super smooth, sweet and creamy

First 2/3rds were fantastic. Last third got some char flavor. Also developed burning issues in the last 3rd. Good but not sure worth the price.

This one is a Toro, not the Robusto. Prelight has a slight barnyard. Scent is rich and deep. Tasting notes start with Hickory, and a bit of Cedar. There's definitely leather at the beginning, which then turns to an undertone reoccurring intermittently. Smoke is abundant while the burn is even. The draw is outstanding. The cherry forms perfectly, while the desired sugar ring forms. Entering the second third, there's an undertone of apricot, while overall the smoke has become a tamed leather. A light intermittent forms in the palate. Toasty Cedar and leather remain prevalent, while a relight touch-up is necessary. Entering the final third, the spice intensifies. Cedar and leather continue to lead. The cigar has a notable mineral undertone now. Rich with depth. A full-bodied and opulent finish.

Had one of these from a pyramid sampler sitting for the better part of 5 months. Ive had these before, but i think sitting them is a good idea. This one had almost no pepper burn through the retro, just smooth creamy smoke.