Review Notes: I know some smokers like these, but I'm not one of them. The sweetness of the tip was cloying, and the aromatics almost overwhealming. It's like licking gogo dancer panties soaked in head shop lamp oil. If there's any decent tobacco in here, you'd never know it, because the flavoring is so aggressive you can't tell. Then again, decent tobacco doesn't need help, it stands on its own. On a positive note, it was an attractively made cigar, in terms of appearance and construction, on the order of an ERDM, but that's where it ends. I rated the other factors a 2, and would have gone lower, but I need to leave room for White Owls and Dutch Masters, just in case. It's definitely not a cigar for me.

Review Notes: This is reference to a new stick the Kuba Kuba deluxe that comes in a tubo. Its a larger (longer) stick that is more of a toro than robusto. I found this stick to be very well constructed and gorgeous to look at. The "botanicals" or whatever seemed stonger than I remember (last kuba kuba I smoked was probably a year ago) but it mellows out as does the sweet tip. Everytime I smoke something from the Acid line I feel like I'm back in high school- now I 'M one of the weirdo/alternative types sneaking a clove cigarette bought in an exotic head shop or something. Anyway, I liked it. The proper proportion for me is one Acid cigar for every 15 normal cigars. Final review: all in all a better Acid from Drew estate.

Review Notes: This is a well constructed cigar with a strong floral pre-light aroma and an attractive appearance. While the smoke is also quite aromatic (pleasantly so to non-smokers) the taste is mostly of mild tobacco. Some of the floral nature comes through, mostly in the aftertaste where it lingers a bit strongly. Overall, a very enjoyable change of pace from traditional cigars. I am sure it is frowned upon by cigar purists, some of whom probably smoke them in secret!

Review Notes: This happens to be my personal favorite of all the drew estates. With decent construction (not something you can say about most drew estates), easy draw (something you can say), and heavy aromatic flavorings (also characteristic), this cigar is easily the best flavored cigar on the market. If you're not into all that, stay away. However, if you're looking for something easy on the mind, and light on the palette this experiment wont lead you wrong

Review Notes: After 20 years of traditional cigar smoking I decided to give this controversial stick a shot. I have never found a flavored cigar that I smoked more than once, but decided to give this a try for a change of pace. I really liked it and will purchase more. The flavor was quite tasty, it had a nice white ash that held togehter for over an inch and burned evenly. It woudl be better with a different wrapper, didn't like the dark shade. If you absolutely hate flavor don't try it, but if you are open for something different, then this is the one to try. The Liquid was good also, but the Kuba is the better of the two that I've tried so far in terms of traditional smokes.