Reviews
Date Added: Saturday 29 November, 2025
I think the reviews are a bit harsh, its not going to win awards but for a casual smoke they are perfectly fine with a quick light, easy draw and satisfying mouth feel they are perfect for the right occasion - but if you want premium go with something else. There are definitely worse options for a cheap smoke though.
Wrapper peels in the final third but its not one you want to smoke to end so no real issue.
Good gift too as the boxes are lovely
Date Added: Saturday 29 November, 2025
I’m relatively new to cigar smoking, but I find this one pleasant and enjoyable to relax with.
Date Added: Friday 28 November, 2025
It's very short and slender, cigarillo style, was impressed by its build and how it smoked. First third was full bodied, second third some spice and depth developed and though its very small, removed the wrap and found the final third to be equally enjoyable and lips tingling pleasantly from nicotine. Lasted about 20 mins
.JPG "Drew Estate Liga Privada Unico Papas Bravas Cigar - 1 Single")
Date Added: Sunday 23 November, 2025
I really enjoyed this one. The main tasting note for me was a malty white pepper. It had perfect construction, no issues with the burn or draw whatsoever. An extremely smooth and flavourful smoke at this price.
Date Added: Saturday 22 November, 2025
This was one of my try something new cigars received. Lovely cigar and very well crafted. Kept in my humidor for a few weeks before I decided to light it. Wow really enjoyed and will definitely be looking at buying some more
Date Added: Friday 21 November, 2025
The Fat Bottom Betty by Drew Estate is easily one of the most unique cigars I’ve tried so far. If you enjoy infused or naturally sweetened cigars, this one stands out immediately. Even as someone still early in exploring nontraditional blends, this cigar impressed me with its balance between sweetness and genuine tobacco depth.
From the moment you unband it, the aroma is unmistakably Drew Estate—rich, sweet, and full of character. The cold draw brought notes of sugar, cocoa, and molasses. Once lit, the Betty opened with a dessert-like sweetness, but not in an artificial way. It’s creamy, chocolatey, and warm, with hints of caramel and roasted coffee underneath.
The smoke output is thick and aromatic, and the burn is surprisingly consistent given how oily the wrapper is. As the smoke progresses, the sweetness softens slightly, letting more traditional flavors come forward—oak, spice, and a bit of toasted bread. The final third brings a touch more strength, balancing the sweetness beautifully.
It’s playful, rich, and very easy to enjoy. For people still discovering what they l
