Drew Estate Nica Rustica Cigars

Best priced quality full bodied cigar out there. Thanks Drew Estate for keeping great smokes affordable

Christopher Columbus's navigational accident introduced to the world at large, four gifts of nature; potatoes, tomatoes, chili peppers, and tobacco. With their Nica Rustica cigar, Drew Estate has proven again that ole Christopher's mistake was the cigar smoker's gift.

The first part of the Nica Rustica reminds me of the taste of black licorice. As the halfway point is crossed, the flavor becomes a subtle hint of cherry wood. And all the while, the Nica produces a copious amount of beautiful blue smoke. After going through at least three boxes, I can say the burn of a Nica is as good as will be found on any other cigar you'll smoke. Add to that a great draw and the Nica Rustica is a must try. Even more so if you like hot chili peppers.

This is a cheap thrill and I mean that in the most positive way. It's inexpensive and it's thrilling to smoke if you're a fan of the nicaraguan full bodied cigars.

Knowing John Drew he's a fan of the Movie and this cigar is the Original Dun Dadda....if you don't know what I'm talking about .... Figure it out... Some one

If you like the ligeros you don't always have to spend bank to get a good whap. Drew Estate shows you that amazing full body cigars can be affordable at the same time.

I tried this cigar as a gift. It was wonderful, plenty of smoke and I had a couple hours of enjoyment. I say try one, you may find a new favorite

I've smoked 'em all in about 40 years of cigars, and even though taste/satisfaction is very subjective, I find this my go-to stick time after time, for consistent. vibrant taste notes, smooth roll/burn, and very reasonable price. Smoke whatever you've got, but do yourself a favor and at least try a 5-pack of these beauties-I'm betting you're pleasantly surprised!

I'm rather torn in writing this review, because I want to sing the praises of this wonderful cigar...but not too loudly, or else the secret will get out! I've been purchasing the Nica Rustica line in different shapes and sizes for years now and I've never once had a bad one. Rule 1: Give me a good draw. The Belly has a perfect draw every time, no matter where I cut it. It is remarkably full bodied and rich, becoming spicy through the final third. The wrapper is attractive and very slightly rustic. Consistency and value are the two biggest words here. To be able to buy a premium cigar of this size, quality and consistency at this price is not something that I come across often, making this a truly hidden gem.

This is hands down the best priced ull bodied stick from Drew, maybe in general. Occasionally there is a run here and there but never any huge issues. Lots of power and flavor and bang for the buck

Ripping for the first puff. This is a fire cracker full or earthy spice and sweet cocoa hints on the finish. How's to show that a great stick doesn't need to coat an arm and a leg.

Christopher Columbus's navigational accident introduced to the world at large, four gifts of nature; potatoes, tomatoes, chili peppers, and tobacco. With their Nica Rustica cigar, Drew Estate has proven again that ole Christopher's mistake was the cigar smoker's gift.

The first part of the Nica Rustica reminds me of the taste of black licorice. As the halfway point is crossed, the flavor becomes a subtle hint of cherry wood. And all the while, the Nica produces a copious amount of beautiful blue smoke. After going through at least three boxes, I can say the burn of a Nica is as good as will be found on any other cigar you'll smoke. Add to that a great draw and the Nica Rustica is a must try. Even more so if you like hot chili peppers.

I tried this cigar as a gift. It was wonderful, plenty of smoke and I had a couple hours of enjoyment. I say try one, you may find a new favorite

I can’t believe no one has written a review about this stick yet. One of the first DE sticks I had. It is not a beginners cigar. A full figured cigar that will slap you in the face and tell you everything will be ok. Starts with tons of pepper and eases you into notes not of coffee and oak. The retrohale is a straight up throat punch.