Review Notes: The best cigar I've had to date. Mild with tons of flavor. On top of that its nice and creamy, nearly everything I look for in a cigar, it has a nice slow burn too. Only drawback is that it's somewhat pricey, but to me the taste is worth it.

Review Notes: Fantastic cigar. A little pricey for a mild smoke, but this line is a winner. Mild but flavorful, nice long creamy finish, flawless construction. One of the best mild cigars on the market today.

Review Notes: I had this cigar when it first was released at RTDA in November 2006. It was okay at the time but I just picked one up in a bargain bin for $2.00! It really is a fantastic smoke Very creamy and mellow - a perfect morning smoke. I cansee this and a nice cup of cappuccino and you are set on a weekend morning. Nicely built, good smoke, tasty from start to finish. The only drawbacks are that they are a little pricey and they are a bit soft out of the box; but that can be fixed with a little time in the humidor.

Review Notes: Got a box of these from a store event a while back (8 glass tubes per box). It has a smooth, lightly colored wrapper, and like any cigar in a glass tube it looks good. It's a very well-made cigar as the draw and burn are outstanding. This is a toasty, woody smoke with some vanilla and light kitchen spices thrown in, and a bready,wheaty taste on the finish. There's a slight creaminess to it as well, but I would say it's more toasty than creamy. A fairly mild smoke as expected and advertised but I would classify it as more mild-medium as the flavors do assert themselves. A bit expensive but it's a quality cigar.

Review Notes: This is simply and fine, mild cigar. Nothing more, nothing less. It is nothing to write home about or go out of your way to find. I got one prior to release then had another a few weeks ago. Very consistent in burn, taste, etc. If you are looking for a mild stick, nice morning ciagr, this is it. Many others out there that are of equal quality but Drew Estate is a fine house and this should be taken into consideration when buying cigars