6 Crazy Good Smokes with Crazy Names from Drew Estate
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Those dudes just can’t get enough when it comes to artistic expression. While there's a lot of tradition in the cigar business (and the Spanish language is almost mandatory when naming a cigar brand) the Drew Estate team doesn’t give it another thought. They brought the wild individualism of graffiti, industrial art, and more right into the heart of their operation from the very beginning—so they weren’t about to bow down to tradition when it came time to name their beautiful babies.
And for that, we are grateful.
Below are some of our favorite crazy names for Drew Estate cigars.
Who names a cigar that? These things are supposed to be appealing, right? You’re supposed to sell them based on delicious flavors, intoxicating aromas, and tastes that sound too good to pass up. But then again, sometimes it’s nice to be nasty every once in a while.
Like a glass of whiskey or tequila, the combination of nice and naughty is a big part of what makes the experience uniquely enjoyable.
If you’re feeling a little loathsome, you can grab this cigar from the ACID line. With a Maduro wrapper, Nicaraguan fillers, a pig tail, and a flaming band, just know what you’re not in for a pretty or mild experience.
Smoke this while you ruminate on evil thoughts.
What can we say? This big hairy monster is a mess.
This cigar is a "flavor bomb." It's a blend of Nicaraguan Cuban-seed long fillers, a Connecticut Habano binder, and a Brazilian Mata Fina wrapper. Given all that’s going on in this stick, maybe that’s where the name came from.
Funnily enough, the response these sticks have received in the smoking world has nothing to do with rodents. Instead, it's a highly prized stick that people will buy whenever they have the opportunity, as well as hunt for and trade for with serious passion. Once this one bites you, you’ll be struck with a love for a stick that’s hard to come by.
Maybe it’s best not to smoke it so you won’t spend your days pining away for one of the finest cigars around? The choice is yours.
You know, it occurs to us that this stick gives off tons of smoke, which really conjures up… well… conjuring! If you needed tobacco smoke for a ritual, you might turn to this stick to fill all your needs and then some. It’s mysterious, it’s witchy—and it’s pure Drew Estate.
Tell us you can smoke a cigar called “the witch” and not feel a little differently about the experience. Those dudes sure know how to add a fun dimension to their smokes that would be missing with more ordinary names and imagery.
Once upon a time, Drew Estate was collaborating with the Joya de Nicaragua team to produce a delectable blend. After much toil, the result was a stick featuring a San Andreas Negro leaf on the outside, Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade tobacco for the binder, and a blend of Brazilian Mata Fina and Nicaraguan fillers on the inside. Ultimately, Jonathan Drew settled on the 6x60 size as the prime way to showcase the flavors. He called it his “uzi” and ordered a wheel.
When he lifted it, he said, “Damn, My Uzi Weighs A Ton!” and so, MUWAT was born.
Your uzi won’t weigh a ton because the Night Crawler edition is 4.5x50, but at least you’ll know this neat little piece of cigar lore.
This is a delicious one, for sure. The Cameroon wrap, Nicaraguan fillers, and sweet tip all combine to give you a cigar that just begs to be enjoyed along with—or as a—dessert.
The name will have your mind wandering as you take in all that tasty goodness. We can guess what Drew Estate had on the mind here, but we’ll let you come to your own conclusion.
Cigars Direct is proud to be the best source for today’s top brands, including Drew Estate cigars. Visit our website to browse our selection and shop online. Can’t decide which one to try next? Let us figure it out for you—join our Cigar of the Month Club today!
And for that, we are grateful.
Below are some of our favorite crazy names for Drew Estate cigars.
ACID - Nasty
Who names a cigar that? These things are supposed to be appealing, right? You’re supposed to sell them based on delicious flavors, intoxicating aromas, and tastes that sound too good to pass up. But then again, sometimes it’s nice to be nasty every once in a while.Like a glass of whiskey or tequila, the combination of nice and naughty is a big part of what makes the experience uniquely enjoyable.
If you’re feeling a little loathsome, you can grab this cigar from the ACID line. With a Maduro wrapper, Nicaraguan fillers, a pig tail, and a flaming band, just know what you’re not in for a pretty or mild experience.
Smoke this while you ruminate on evil thoughts.
Liga Privada Unico – Ratzilla
What can we say? This big hairy monster is a mess.This cigar is a "flavor bomb." It's a blend of Nicaraguan Cuban-seed long fillers, a Connecticut Habano binder, and a Brazilian Mata Fina wrapper. Given all that’s going on in this stick, maybe that’s where the name came from.
Funnily enough, the response these sticks have received in the smoking world has nothing to do with rodents. Instead, it's a highly prized stick that people will buy whenever they have the opportunity, as well as hunt for and trade for with serious passion. Once this one bites you, you’ll be struck with a love for a stick that’s hard to come by.
Maybe it’s best not to smoke it so you won’t spend your days pining away for one of the finest cigars around? The choice is yours.
Nica Rustica – El Brujito
This stick is earthiness incarnate. A gorgeous Connecticut Maduro wrap conceals full-strength Nicaraguan fillers that bring out well-balanced flavors on the dark side of the spectrum—but it’s the name that makes it truly interesting: el brujito, the witch.You know, it occurs to us that this stick gives off tons of smoke, which really conjures up… well… conjuring! If you needed tobacco smoke for a ritual, you might turn to this stick to fill all your needs and then some. It’s mysterious, it’s witchy—and it’s pure Drew Estate.
Tell us you can smoke a cigar called “the witch” and not feel a little differently about the experience. Those dudes sure know how to add a fun dimension to their smokes that would be missing with more ordinary names and imagery.
MUWAT – Night Crawler
Once upon a time, Drew Estate was collaborating with the Joya de Nicaragua team to produce a delectable blend. After much toil, the result was a stick featuring a San Andreas Negro leaf on the outside, Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade tobacco for the binder, and a blend of Brazilian Mata Fina and Nicaraguan fillers on the inside. Ultimately, Jonathan Drew settled on the 6x60 size as the prime way to showcase the flavors. He called it his “uzi” and ordered a wheel.When he lifted it, he said, “Damn, My Uzi Weighs A Ton!” and so, MUWAT was born.
Your uzi won’t weigh a ton because the Night Crawler edition is 4.5x50, but at least you’ll know this neat little piece of cigar lore.
Natural Larutan – Jucy Lucy
This is a delicious one, for sure. The Cameroon wrap, Nicaraguan fillers, and sweet tip all combine to give you a cigar that just begs to be enjoyed along with—or as a—dessert.The name will have your mind wandering as you take in all that tasty goodness. We can guess what Drew Estate had on the mind here, but we’ll let you come to your own conclusion.
Deadwood Yummy Bitches
What can we say? We told you these dudes had some crazy names. There are three ladies to know about in this line, each with a checkered past and a lurid reputation:- Sweet Jane: the brothel-born heartbreaker.
- Fat Bottom Betty: fresh outta rehab and ready to “spread some large ass lovin’” (DE’s words, not ours!)
- Crazy Alice: one pistol-crackin’ little hussy!
Cigars Direct is proud to be the best source for today’s top brands, including Drew Estate cigars. Visit our website to browse our selection and shop online. Can’t decide which one to try next? Let us figure it out for you—join our Cigar of the Month Club today!