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Drew Estate Liga Privada 10 Aniversario - cigar review

Wrapper: U.S.A. Connecticut River Valley Criollo Binder: Mexican San Andrés Otapan Negro Último Corte Filler: Nicaraguan, U.S.A. Pennsylvanian Green River One Sucker Ligero Strength: Medium/Full The Liga Privada 10 Year Aniversario starts off with a bang immediately after being lit with both black pepper on the retrohale and spice on my tongue easily dominating the first few puffs before receding quickly. That allows a combination of dark, bitter chocolate and cloves to become dominant in the profile, with notes of gritty earth, leather, salted peanuts, hay, cedar, popcorn and freshly roasted espresso beans bringing up the rear along with some distinct vanilla bean sweetness on the retrohale. Smoke production is the most I have seen in a cigar in quite some time, so much so that I feel bad for the people next to me. This cigar sure looks cool, so let's give it points for style before smoking. It brought notes of earth, pepper, walnut, clove, dark chocolate, anise, leather, and - get ready for this one - peach. Yeah, that's a weird tasting note for me too. Construction was right on. No issues to speak of throughout the cigar.