Review Notes: This cigar was suggested by my local smoke shop clerk. It looked good and seemed to be constructed well, and she said it was very smooth and mild. To a degree it was, but it tasted as though it had been soaked in sugar water. The wrapper was so sweet, I could not bring myself to finish it, and it was a very small cigar. So, if you like that sort of thing, save yourself some money, go to Wal-Mart and get some plastic-tipped flavored Swisher Sweets and smoke them with all your white-trash buddies down at the trailer park.

Review Notes: My wife and some inlaws of ours really enjoy this cigar. Even yet I don't think it can be more than a change of pace kind of smoke. The pungent sweet qualities of the cigar are two strong for everyday smokes. I find it very interesting and yes it does taste like you are smoking pipe tobacco. It is hard to believe that the cigar is not infused with something but I will take Drew at his word. One thing I don't like about these cigars ..... when someone in your group is smoking one of these it can color what you are smoking and diminish the experience.

Review Notes: I don't know if these are Natural or Drew Estate, but I do know that they are the most sugar coated cigars since the candy cigars I ate as a kid. When I put this thing in my mouth, it felt as if my lips were stickey. I smoked this thing for about five minutes and had to give it up. If you have a sweet tooth, this is the cigar for you.

Review Notes: I bought it one day just to try something new and i actually really enjoyed it. i would say its not a cigar that you can just smoke any day but with a good cup of joe its a great smoke very unique in flavor. only complaint it is too small and flavor starts to get bitter once you get to about an inch left. but i think everyone should give it a shot.

Review Notes: I picked up this Natural Dirt Torpedo in a sampler of new RTDA releases. I haven't tried anything in the Natural line, but I thought I'd give it a try on this chilly, but sunny, Sunday morning with a cup of Killer Beans (Kalossi Knock Out). It is a rough appearing short torpedo shape with heavy veining - some of the heaviest I've seen. Interesting, yet undefinable, prelight aroma. Construction seemed a little off with a soft spot near the head and the feel of potentially being a bit underfilled. Easy light. Smooth draw. Razor sharp burn without the need for corrections or relights. White-gray ash and a ton of white smoke. Started immediately with an intense sweetness and the taste of pipe tobacco. This was joined by mild herbal flavors, a hint of toffee, and vanilla notes with a grassy finish in the first third. The middle third brought out woodsy flavors, citrus (particularly lemons and lemon zest), and fruit (? melon) with a hint of menthol. The last third was a medley of the above flavors but with a cleaner finish. All in all, this 35 minute aromatic smoke was not as sickeningly perfumy as the ACID's I've tried, but the sweetness and flavors are definitely more along the lines of a flavored cigar. I actually thought it was an interesting change of pace - not something I'd smoke on a regular basis, but perhaps every once in a while. Not bad on a Sunday morning a few times a year, perhaps.....