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Drew Estate Nica Rustica
$5.04 – $215.99
WRAPPER:
United States Connecticut Broadleaf
BINDER:
Mexican San Andres Negro
FILLER:
Nicaragua (Esteli & Jalapa)
If you're looking for a bold cigar without the bold price, the Nica Rustica by Drew Estate is your cigar. The Nica Rustica utilizes a dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper that’s got real character. On the inside, a blend of Nicaraguan long-fillers from Esteli and Jalapa are nestled inside a Mexican San Andres Negro binder. The flavor is spicy and robust, contributing perfectly to the overall feel of rustic charm. Notes of spice and coffee linger on the palate. This cigar is sure to pack a punch, without your wallet taking a hit.
| Size | Short Robusto, Toro, Torpedo |
|---|---|
| Quantity | Box of 25, Single |
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Initial Thoughts:
I love getting cigar recommendations from viewers and CigarScore users (so make sure you tell me what you’d like me to review). So, when I saw someone talking about the Drew Estate Nica Rustica El Brujito, I just knew I had to smoke mine.
This cigar has a very rustic look to it. The United States Connecticut Broadleaf is dark and very textured and shines with oils from the cigar. The initial flavors are good but unrefined. The Nica Rustica has started good, but it seems young.
CigarScore:4
Brand: Drew Estate
Line: Nica Rustica
Size: 6 x 52
Cut: Guillotine
Light: Torch
Wrapper: United States Connecticut Broadleaf
Binder: Mexican San Andres Negro
Filler: Nicaragua
About halfway through the cigar, I started to hear popping sounds coming from the wrapper. I checked the humidity and temperature in my humidor via the Boveda Butler, and while the humidity was low, the temperature was a little high. While these conditions could’ve caused the tears in the wrapper as the cigar heated up, I can’t confirm.
Midway through the cigar, the flavors are bold, the draw is perfect, and the flavors are rustic and unrefined.
Final Thoughts:
The flavors of the Drew Estate Nica Rustica El Brujito were good. The draw was great. The burn was mostly even. And, the price point is right to make this cigar one to keep in your humidor. Because I’d smoke this cigar again, the Nica Rustica earns a CigarScore 4.