Review Notes: Good starter cigar, good burn, got about a 90 min smoke. Def Sea had a few hints of coconut and the wrapper was somewhat buttery. My thougths on this cigar were mixed because it was a hard one to nail smoked two, seems like this is one from their subculture line.

 Review Notes: This is a nice starter cigar. not to powerful, not to expensive, decent flavor ( very unique). Nice draw and great burn. Not for the purist, but a nice change for anyone looking for something different.

 Review Notes: Bought from CI not knowing what to expect since some of the Drew Estate cigars are good and others leave something to be desired. Def Sea falls in the middle. A nice relaxing smoke, decent draw and good burn. I did notice a bit of Ammonia taste near the end which suprised me since I have never found that in any other Acid cigars.

 Review Notes: Last night sitting under the stars with the old owl hooting away I lit up a Def Sea that had been in the humidor at least two years. I was not disappointed as this attractive (though a bit light in weight) cigar burned like a champ and gave of a pleasing aroma and taste. I liked the flavor of sea salt and it could taste a minty cool refreshment. Sure some purest want like it, but that leaves more for the rest of us. The Def Sea IMHO is quite different in taste than most of the Acid line. Though I smoked this one on a ridge in West Virginia with the black dogs, it came to me that this would be an awesome beach cigar.

 Review Notes: I'm not a huge fan of Acid's wild line of aromatic cigars, but this one is among the better ones. I can't even relate the flavor and smell to anything, but its pleasing to the palate, and with a good burn and draw, this cigar was quite an enjoyable, yet different, experience.