The Drew Estate Deadwood Fat Bottom Betty Gordito takes the sweet, aromatic Fat Bottom Betty profile and puts it in a larger 6 x 60 format. Drew Estate added it as a bigger vitola to join the original Robusto. The extra length and girth make for a long, slow smoke.
A dark, oily maduro wrapper is blended with aromatic and exotic tobaccos chosen to bring out natural sweetness. A sweet cap finishes the cigar. Drew Estate does not disclose the binder and filler, and each cigar is handmade in Nicaragua.
Expect notes of cocoa, coffee, creamy earth and spice, with a draw that stays easy and a burn that stays even. The broad ring gauge gives a cool smoke and plenty of volume.
Deadwood Fat Bottom Betty Gordito suits smokers who enjoy a sweeter maduro and want a bigger cigar to settle into with strong coffee or an after dinner drink.
Box of 10 cigars
michaeldathana (verified owner) –
I purchased a single to try out due to good reviews online and I did not like the flavor of this cigar, Nice construction and artwork with a good draw and even burn.
theskullgentleman (verified owner) –
Unlike the others in the Deadwood series. This is my least favorite. The sugar sweet cap was overpowering and had a bit of this unpleasant floral aftertaste which was almost soapy. The flavour profile of the cigar itself is creamy milk chocolate, earth and sometimes a little bitter. It’s a long smoke, nice easy draw and smells delicious. Would I buy again. Probably.
nicbalice (verified owner) –
Love this cigar, Drew Estate never disappoints. I only bought 3 to try it out and I regret not buying more. Had it while drinking a strong coffee, khalua and a splash of cream, what a great combo.