What Are The Flavors Like?

The options are mint, creamy coffee, mocha coffee, and cherry coffee.

What's The Strength Level?

Medium (although the Latte is milder).

Who Is This Cigar For?

People who love flavored coffee and want to give it a shot in cigar form.

Will I Want To Smoke It To The Nub?

The flavors are surprisingly enjoyable and not cloying (i.e. they don't wear on you or get overpowering). If anything, they mellow out as you go along, giving way to rich tobacco notes.

What's A Good Pairing With It?

Each flavor of Drew Estate Java cigar has its own ideal pairing. Go for something that won't clash too badly. Coffee, of course, is a safe bet.

What's The Best Time/Place To Smoke This Cigar?

These scream "dessert cigar" to us.

If you're a cigar traditionalist, these may not be for you.

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Drew Estate Java cigars are coffee-infused delicious treats for the cigar smoker who enjoys flavors and who really can’t get enough of that sweet, sweet java.

For years, Drew Estate has led the way in producing a special kind of flavored cigar. While others may use syrup dips or other additives to create their flavors, Drew Estate has become masters of flavor infusion. While the exact process used to create Drew Estate Java cigars isn’t known, the concept is that the tobacco is put into an infusion room with essential oils, herbs, and other aromatics. This method has been used to make the Drew Estate ACID line famous, and we wouldn’t be at all surprised if it was used here.

The entire line has been described as a collaboration between Drew Estate and Rocky Patel. We’re not sure exactly who does what, but we do know that the flavors are fantastic. Drew Estate Java cigars actually come in a few varieties. Each one generally features a core of Nicaraguan tobacco with a Brazilian Maduro wrapper leaf (with the exception of the Latte, which uses an Ecuador Connecticut wrapper to produce a creamier, more mellow flavor profile).

Here’s the list of Drew Estate Java cigar flavors:

Mint (minty coffee)
Latte (sweet, creamy coffee)
Maduro (mocha coffee)
Red (cherry coffee)

For the most part, these are fun, flavorful cigars that use a core of coffee flavor and then give it a twist for each variation. No matter which tastes appeal to you, you must be a fan of hot java or this one’s not for you.

Please browse our selection of Drew Estate Java cigars at your leisure.

Java by Drew Estate FAQ's

What are the flavors like?

The options are mint, creamy coffee, mocha coffee, and cherry coffee.
What’s the strength level?

Medium (although the Latte is milder).
Who is this cigar for?

People who love flavored coffee and want to give it a shot in cigar form.
Will I want to smoke it to the nub?

The flavors are surprisingly enjoyable and not cloying (i.e. they don’t wear on you or get overpowering). If anything, they mellow out as you go along, giving way to rich tobacco notes.
What’s a good pairing with it?

Each flavor of Drew Estate Java cigar has its own ideal pairing. Go for something that won’t clash too badly. Coffee, of course, is a safe bet.
What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?

These scream “dessert cigar” to us.
Any flaws/downsides?

If you’re a cigar traditionalist, these may not be for you.

Java Cigars by Drew Estate

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Java by Drew Estate FAQ's

What are the flavors like?

What’s the strength level?

Who is this cigar for?

Will I want to smoke it to the nub?

What’s a good pairing with it?

What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?

Any flaws/downsides?