Review Notes: A friend had to make room in his humidor so he took out a bundle of Drew Estate smokes (can't believe he had all these flavored sticks in his humidor). Anyway, he gave me about 20 cigars, a combination of various flavored smokes. This was the first one that I tried and now understand why he decided to get rid of these particular cigars. The smell of this stick was just like the old Clove Gum in the orange package. The wrapper was so sweet, my lips still feel sticky. The taste of the smoke was not bad, but the sweet taste of the wrapper was overwhelming. I couldn't smoke enough of this thing to fully comment on the construction, but the draw was very easy and for the time I smoked this cigar the burn was straight. This is not a cigar that I will be trying again.

 Review Notes: This is my first experience with the Ambrosia line. I smoked it socially therefore was not able to linger on its characteristics, but it was certainly aptly name with a spiciness that really danced around the tongue. It was sweet and mild and was a real hit with the non-cigar smokers who I let try it. It burned true and was certainly a different approach to flavoring than the Acid line. Spicy was better than Acid's lesser smokes, but not up to par against its very best.

 Review Notes: got this cigar for about 2 bucks at my cigar shop. Looked great and all so I thought id give it a try....basically...one of the worst cigars Ive had from Drew Estates, specially after smokin the cold infusion tea , of the 1400 c.c....the spice from ambrosia , sucks....

 Review Notes: The cigar started off terribly with hints of dirt and coffee grit. As I sailed through this carnival-like experience it got less earthy and mroe gritty.

 Review Notes: Don't want to offend at the tables in Vegas. This stick was the perfect compliment to liquor, money (lose), and good company. Smell is popular with the ladies. Dancing smoke (Thick like a pipe) Smells and taste like chai and berries. Newbie or Social smoke only.