Drew Estate Liga Privada Unico
Drew Estate Liga Privada Unico - Dirty Rat (Corona) (5.0"x44) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Drew Estate Liga Privada Unico
Drew Estate’s Liga Privada Único Serie isn’t just a cigar line—it’s a vault of one-of-a-kind creations that defy duplication. Born from the endless experimentation behind the scenes at Drew Estate, these blends were too unique, too complex, and simply too good to remain prototypes. But instead of launching full lines, these rare finds were collected under one prestigious banner: Único Serie.
Each cigar in the series—like the bold Dirty Rat, the powerhouse Feral Flying Pig, or the punchy Papas Fritas—offers a completely distinct size, blend, and profile. What ties them together? Their uncompromising quality, exceptional flavor, and maddening rarity. When you light up a Único, you’re not just smoking a cigar—you’re enjoying a masterpiece that almost didn’t make it to the public.
- Origin: Nicaragua
- Wrapper: Connecticut
- Binder: Brazilian
- Filler: Honduran, Nicaraguan
- Brand: Drew Estate Cigar Body: Full Bodied
Feral Flying Pig. Smoke one the second I got the box. Measured at 64% humidity. V cut. Smells heavily of tobacco and cacao. Lit with a cedar stick. Needed two minor touch ups after the first two drags, then it evened out and burned flawlessly. Draw was great, not too tight, not too loose. The flavor hits you with tons of cream, which surprised me. You get a very creamy thick, but pillowy texture. Lots of smoke out put. Chocolate, and a desert like something, maybe cake batter ish. 2/3 gets more chocolate and smoky tobacco added in. 3/3 finally gets some spice, and starts to add some darker toaster flavor. Almost like smores at one point in the middle, when the cream transitioned into a darker toastt flavor. 92/100 for me, but I do tend to lean towards smokes of this flavor profile
