Description
Translated to English, “Liga Privada” means “private blend.” Dozens of intricate blends were created, but No. 9 was flawless in both flavour and character. The Feral Flying Pig is a vitola from an old 1895 cigar salesman catalog. Very time consuming to make but very, very unique and ultra powerful – think LP No. 9 on steroids. Fat and pig tailed – Flying Feral Pig by Drew Estate, a dark and oily figurado delivers an earthy, charry smoke with hints of anise and vanilla bean. A USA grown Connecticut Broadleaf wraps the Brazilian binder, covering a blend of Nicaraguan tobaccos.
When you light a “Pig”, you are smoking a puro that was intended and expected to be smoked in its entirety. Aged a full year, no expense has been spared or shortcut taken in its creation as Drew Estate expects cigar perfection with every puff. Exquisitely crafted from aged tobaccos from seven farms, this cigar was originally created for the blenders’ personal humidors rather than sale. It is guaranteed to be flawless in construction, flavour and character. Made in Nicaragua. Size: Figurado 4 x 60. Note: these are now shipping in plain packaging.
Blend Summary:
Capa: Connecticut Broadleaf #1 Darks
Capote: Plantation-Grown Brazilian Mata Fina
Tripa: Select Honduran and Nicaraguan Cuban Seed
Strength: Medium – Full
Taste Profile: Lush, earthy and espresso-like with incredibly dense body.
Cigar Style: An unparalleled smoking experience for the connoisseur.
author-161956093841930 (verified owner) –
This cigar was a bit bitter for my taste, had poor draw, ended up poking it to be able to smoke, it burned well with plenty of smoke, way overpriced in my opinion