The Drew Estate Deadwood Leather Rose Torpedo is the spiciest and fullest of the Deadwood sisters, which also include Sweet Jane, Fat Bottom Betty and Crazy Alice. It pairs a dark maduro wrapper with aromatic and exotic tobaccos chosen to bring out natural sweetness. The tapered 5 x 54 torpedo concentrates the flavour from the first draw.
The wrapper is a dark, oily Brazilian maduro leaf, and the filler is Nicaraguan. Drew Estate does not disclose the full blend, and each cigar is handmade at La Gran Fabrica in Nicaragua.
Expect a full bodied smoke that opens with cocoa and espresso, then moves to leather, earth, maple and mocha. A dry pepper edge builds as it burns, and the aroma has a pipe tobacco quality that reviewers describe as dessert like.
Deadwood Leather Rose Torpedo suits smokers who like a bold, aromatic maduro with a hint of sweetness, whether after dinner or with a glass of bourbon.
Box of 12 cigars
Kreed (verified owner) –
An interesting cigar with honey flavoring around the draw end of the cigar, aromatic with pipe like aroma before lighting. Medium to strong bold Nicaraguan flavor with a smooth start that grows in strength after the first inch. Got these to try out of curiosity, wasn’t disappointed. Very reminiscent of a old colt cigar with the tip dipped Cherry flavor. It wont be for everyone but I can see the appeal for many.
killerthreads187 (verified owner) –
Not only are these beautiful. The aroma is amazing, complimenting tabacco and sugar sweet with a touch of cherry. It was like going on a blind date and the woman looks better than her photos. Time for a second date. If you are into these type of cigars I highly recommend.
kobrossj (verified owner) –
I consider these a dessert cigar it is like if a captain black or colt had a baby with a full sized cigar. They are very good, I may not want one each time I enjoy a cigar but definitely a fun treat from time to time. I recommend trying them for sure.
mm (verified owner) –
The only problem, we don’t have anymore the original ring under the brown ring . I think it is a missing information for the consumer about the authenticity from the producer ( not from cigar chief of course)