Drew Estate Cigars are manufactured in Nicaragua and were founded by Jonathan Drew and Marvin Samuel. Offering an eclectic line-up of cigars, you will find Drew Estate Cigars has something to offer everyone. With a dedication to quality, Drew Estate has grown to be one of the most recognizable names in the cigar industry. From their masterfully infused gourmet-blended cigars, to their ultra premium long-filler cigars, they have created a cult following like no other in the cigar industry. Drew Estate has been awarded numerous high ratings by industry publications, and continue to break the mold with out of the box blends and trend setting names.
Liga Privada
Translated to English, “Liga Privada” means “private blend.” It is the perfect name, as this cigar was originally crafted not for resale, but for our own personal humidors. Dozens of intricate blends were created, but Liga Privada was flawless in both flavor and character. Rich, complex and full bodied without being harsh, this amazing vitola is best described in one word: satisfying.
Norteno
Introducing “Norteño by Willy Herrera”: This full bodied, Maduro expression is the first blend released from the Drew Estate factory since Herrera was named Master Blender in June, 2014. The “Norteño” showcases extensively aged tobaccos from the Estelí and Jalapa growing regions of Nicaragua, coupled with a spicy Honduran binder and a rich, bold Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper.
Undercrown
Described by Drew Estate as an "inverse Liga Privada," Undercrown's blend consists of many of the same tobaccos found in Drew Estate's popular Liga Privada No. 9 and T52 lines, but with a twist. As the story goes, the torcedores in the Drew Estate cigar factory were smoking too many Liga Privadas, depleting the inventory of Connecticut wrapper. So the rollers used the same tobaccos found in the Liga Privada binder and filler, only from different vintages and primings on the plant. Then they covered the new blend in dark Mexican San Andrés Negro wrapper, and Undercrown was born. In 2015, Drew Estate added a lighter version that uses Connecticut-seed wrapper grown in Ecuador.
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