Drew Estates Nica Rustica 

For what it is this cigar has a good bit of complexity for a cigar in it’s price range.. It’s amazing what good quality control, discipline in craftsmanship and a good crop of tobacco is able to produce. I think Drew Estates has shown that.

This cigar had almost everything I look. Flavor profile you noted was spot on. I bet with 6-12 months of aging this thing would be perfect. Great review brother....

Video lagged a little, sound was excellent. I just smoke that today and you are spot on with the flavors. I usually watch your reviews with whatever I'm smoking. Your descriptions are generally accurate with mine. Thanks again for a great review keep them coming

Nicely done! I got nearly all the same notes out of the Nica Rustica as you did. It's not gonna win any awards, but is indeed a solid stick.

Very mild, creamy..would i buy again? No

Sound was a little low.Picture was great,close-ups were great.But a good review,I dont know if you remember me,but thanks alot for answering questions.I am still learning with your help,thank you for the time you take to do these videos. Bill The tape also lagged a little and that made the sound and picture shaky.

I just had my first one with a Dirt Wolf IPA from Victory. I definitely picked up on the grapefruit. Pretty good. think I may have clipped to much off the cap. started the unraveling. used the band to stop that. overall good stick. but not going to be a good to for me.

No luck with my sample of this cigar..good flavor but the construction was terrible maybe i just got a bad one.

Interesting cigar, not sure I would spend 7 bucks for it, but you never know, maybe....

Great stick, even better with a year or more rest

Video lagged...Interesting review and am looking forward to try one of these puppies !

i picked up a 10 pack on famous smoke for $55.....guess i got it under market value

sound was a little low.