Somewhere along the line I was gifted a Drew Estates Natural Brooklyn. I think it may have been pds(?). Anyway, it has
layed around for while and I decided to take it on my last vacation.
It has a light brown wrapper not the tan of many naturals. You could definitely find the seam of the roll. It had a firm cap, smoked pretty even, had a tight ash, even draw.
The taste was that of a pipe tobacco or at least that is what immediately came to mind. It was not objectionable nor overly enticing. It was not bad or great. I would consider it a good
smoke, a little on the mild side, interesting taste, not one to turn your nose up at but not one I would put on the "to buy" list. I could see some people liking this cigar.
It was way better that the Lars Tetens I tried once. None of that
sickening perfume incense taste or smell.
layed around for while and I decided to take it on my last vacation.
It has a light brown wrapper not the tan of many naturals. You could definitely find the seam of the roll. It had a firm cap, smoked pretty even, had a tight ash, even draw.
The taste was that of a pipe tobacco or at least that is what immediately came to mind. It was not objectionable nor overly enticing. It was not bad or great. I would consider it a good
smoke, a little on the mild side, interesting taste, not one to turn your nose up at but not one I would put on the "to buy" list. I could see some people liking this cigar.
It was way better that the Lars Tetens I tried once. None of that
sickening perfume incense taste or smell.