Drew Estate Liga Privada No. 9 Coronet Cigar – Single

Description

DREW ESTATE LIGA PRIVADA No. 9 CORONET CIGAR

First, this cigar comes from one of Drew Estate’s best-known lines. The No. 9 blend began with nine Broadleaf-based blends. Then, the ninth blend stood out as the clear favourite. As a result, it became the blend now known as Liga Privada No. 9.

Drew Estate lists the blend as full-bodied, so this is a strong small cigar. Even so, the 4 x 32 size keeps the smoke short, clear, and easy to fit into a busy day. Because of this, the Coronet suits smokers who want a serious smoke without a long session.

Next, the blend shows why the Liga Privada No. 9 Coronet Cigar feels so rich. The wrapper is Connecticut River Valley Broadleaf No. 1 Dark. Then, the binder is Plantation Grown Brazilian Mata Fina. Inside, the filler blends tobacco from Nicaragua and Honduras. Drew Estate also uses seven dark air-cured leaves in the No. 9 blend. This helps add depth, weight, and a fuller feel.

In terms of taste, the Drew Estate Liga Privada No. 9 Coronet Cigar starts with dense earth and rich espresso. Then, the Broadleaf wrapper adds a dark, meaty note that lasts through the finish. Moreover, the stalk-cut and stalk-cured wrapper gives the cigar extra character. As a result, the smoke feels bold, deep, and smooth for its size.

Therefore, if you want a short smoke with true Broadleaf depth, full body, and clear Drew Estate character, the Drew Estate Liga Privada No. 9 Coronet Cigar deserves a place in your humidor.