Drew Estate Undercrown Maduro Dogma Description
Jonathan Drew simply states that this blend is “straight fire.”
Allow us to elaborate.
The Drew Estate Undercrown Maduro Dogma was born of a collaboration with the Cigar Dojo online community. The original Undercrown Dojo Dogma came out in 2014 at the first birthday of Cigar Dojo.
This is a special edition, however. As Eric Guttormsom explains: “How could we possibly follow-up the original Undercrown DOGMA? We did it by taking our Cigar of the Year from 2017 and DOGMA-fying it!”
More precisely, the 2020 edition of the Undercrown Dojo Dogma Maduro is also an amped-up variation on the delicious Undercrown Corona Viva blend. Accordingly, the Undercrown Maduro Dogma features a Mexican San Andrés wrapper, a Connecticut Habano binder, and a long-filler blend of Nicaraguan and Brazilian tobacco. These tobaccos are then rolled into a dark 6 x 56 toro cigar that’s box-pressed and laid into a handsome cigar 10-pack petaca.
The box combines the logos of Drew Estate and Cigar Dojo in a gorgeous gold color against blue. Seriously, when you pull out this pack, you’ll be proud of what you’re holding. Like everything the Drew Estate artists get their hands on, this box is slick, aesthetic, and makes anyone look just that much cooler.
Please browse our selection of Undercrown Maduro Dogma cigars at your leisure.
- What are the flavors like?
- Chocolate, leather, earth, pepper
- What’s the strength level?
- Full
- Who is this cigar for?
- People who love an amped-up and spicy Maduro blend
- Will I want to smoke it to the nub?
- You’ll have to hang with it. Are you into muscley smokes?
- What’s a good pairing with it?
- How about a Bulleit Blenders’ Select? Tons of flavor and more than a match for a potent, complex smoke like the Drew Estate Undercrown Maduro Dogma
- What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?
- Cigar Dojo says to “never smoke alone,” so bust out this pack with your cigar buddies.
- Any flaws/downsides?
- Limited editions could always dry up, so they make us a little wistful when we enjoy them knowing that they might not be here next year.
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