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Spotlight Brand: Drew Estate Nica Rustica Broadleaf

December 15, 2013 |

Rustic and satisfying.

When Drew Estate sought out to create a powerful, medium to full-bodied blend, Nica Rustica Broadleaf came to fruition. Delivering intensely flavorful nuances and some satisfying spices on to the palate, this premium pulls no punches. 

Utilizing a dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over Mexican San Andrés binder, and long-fillers from Nicaragua, Nica Rustica Broadleaf highlights robust, rustic flavors. Notes of coffee, leather, wood, and pepper can be enjoyed, while a non-overpowering spice lingers on the finish. 


Q & A: Cigars In The Cold?

Q.
I've been noticing that with the colder weather, my cigars have been cracking when I enjoy them. What gives?

12/03/13 | by CK, of Hampton Falls, NH

A.
​​The cold weather can really be a detriment to our cigars, right? And it all boils down to the simple fact that no matter the cigar, they all expand a bit when we light them up. The key is to stick to cigars with heavier, thicker wrappers. Ask any cigar roller and they’ll tell you: Connecticut or Cameroon wrappers are very thin, fragile and can be difficult to work with. So when a cigar shrinks a little with the colder temperatures and then expands rapidly when lit, fragile wrappers crack under the pressure. Your best bets for the winter are maduro and Habano-wrapped blends. These thicker wrappers have enough elasticity to survive the combustion while offering rich flavors that are sure to warm you up... 

by Dave

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