
Notes & évaluations
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Organoleptic profile
Strength
medium
Balance
medium
Draw
tight
Intensity
subtle
- Bouquet
- complex
- Finish
- medium
- Ash color
- gray
- Smoke output
- medium
Aroma profile
Tasting notes
The Drew Estate Undercrown Shade Flying Pigm features an elegant wrapper from Ecuador, promising a rich and seductive experience. Its texture is silky, and the overall presentation reflects artisanal craftsmanship. With dimensions of 104.8 mm in length and a diameter of 23.8 mm, this cigar captures the eye with its refined appearance.
From the first olfactory contact, both pre-light and upon lighting, you will be enveloped by a captivating blend of wood and roasted coffee. The initial aroma is complex, yet it reveals a profile that ultimately remains discreet, beginning with a gentle promise of spices before evolving into a deeper base after lighting.
On the palate, the development of flavors unfolds over three distinct thirds. The first third, marked by notes of pepper, quickly transitions to chocolate aromas, providing an interesting aromatic tension. However, this cigar does present a certain difficulty in draw, with smoke that can sometimes feel a bit too hot and requiring adjustments to the burn.
The finish is characterized by a slight bitterness, with a medium finish and a rough texture. The balance between strength and sweetness leaves something to be desired, making the experience somewhat mixed. What makes this cigar unique is its simultaneously bold and unpredictable character, leaving us intrigued but not entirely satisfied.
To fully appreciate the Drew Estate Undercrown Shade Flying Pigm, consider enjoying it in the late afternoon accompanied by a black coffee, which will enhance its woody aromas and intense caffeine. Its format promises a medium-duration smoke, recommended for a moment of sincere relaxation but always with prudent expectations.
Community impressions
Enthusiasts of this cigar highlight a certain complex character, but note difficulties with the draw and heat. The blend of wood and roasted coffee provides an enticing base, while the finish reveals a bitterness. This cigar, although interesting, may not meet all expectations.