Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano Cigars

This one is for the smokers who don’t have all day to puff on a stogie, but who still want a delicious cigar to enjoy in the short time they DO have. The Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano packs a ton of flavor into a 5 x 46 Corona Gorda smaller format cigar. This ensures that if you can clear an hour or less in your schedule, you can get a solid stogie done in that time.

Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano cigars are part of a three-version line. There’s also a light Connecticut and dark Maduro version of the core blend, so you can experience it however you like. The long-filler blend of high-quality Nicaraguan and Honduran tobaccos goes well with each of the different wrappers. This will come as no surprise once you hear that the blend master tapped for this project is none other than A.J. Fernandez, the palate behind hits like Diesel, Ramon Allones, New World, Enclave, and many, many more.

On top of the binder and filler, you get a russet-colored Ecuador Habano wrapper. This Cuban-seed leaf brings all the flavor intrigue you can handle in a smoke, helping to create a profile that can only really be described as “natural tobacco.” Sounds like a cop-out to some, but in reality, sometimes tobacco tastes most like… wait for it… tobacco! This is a leaf-lover’s blend. You also get some notes of chocolate and a bit of fruitiness but not like a luscious fruit basket. Instead, the fruit notes here are like those you get in a dry white wine. They’re there, but they are not sugar-packed, and that’s a good thing.

Also, how often have you read a cigar review and said, “These guys are full of it. No one can taste that. The smoke will taste like cigar smoke.” Well, today’s the day you see a cigar retailer describe a cigar’s smoke as “tobacco-y.” Mark it down in your journal! This is a special occasion.

So far only the Connecticut version of the Quickdraw has been reviewed by Cigar Aficionado, scoring an 87-point rating, but the Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano cigar is not to be ignored. It’s got such a welcome, straightforward flavor profile that this blend should be stored away in your mind as a foundational smoke. Really nice – and smokable without clearing your calendar. We can get behind that with a lighter.

Please browse our selection of Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano cigars at your leisure.

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Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano FAQ's

What are the flavors like?

Natural tobacco, chocolate, dry white wine fruitiness.
What’s the strength level?

Medium-full.
Who is this cigar for?

Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano cigars are for those who want a foundational blend in an efficient format.
Will I want to smoke it to the nub?

We see no reason not too.
What’s a good pairing with it?

Grab something sweet to balance the dryness of the smoke. Could be an opposite wine like a gewurztraminer or a fruity beer like Bell’s Flamingo Fruit Flight (don’t worry – no one’s gunna take your man card.)
What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?

We like this as a smoke you step outside of a party with. You won’t be stuck out there forever. It’s perfect.
Any flaws/downsides?

The flavors could be a touch acidic for some.

Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano

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Southern Draw Quickdraw Dark Habano 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?