Drew Estate My Uzi Weighs A Ton Cigar Review
Drew Estate My Uzi Weighs A Ton Cigar Review
This 5.5×52 stick features a dark brown mottled wrapper with a firm even pack, minimal veins, tight invisible seams, double cap, slight oil sheen, soft satin feel and rich barnyard aroma. First light reveals a snug draw with good smoke output showing medium-full bodied flavors of a deep earth and musty damp slightly sweet chocolate with a long full finish. The first third burns very slowly taking 30 minutes to end, with the flavors shifting to a deep musty earth dropping the chocolate and adding a little zing to the finish. 45 minutes in at the 1/2 way point flavors shift a little bringing in a bit of sweetness to the draw while the finish goes to a shorter parched earth. Ending at 1:15 the last third went back to a damp earth, dropping the sweetness.
This is a filler review since I borked the video, filming the whole darn thing – with my mic off. Sigh.
Edit: to be more clear this is only a written review.
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Been wanting to try one of these. I haven’t been disappointed by a DE smoke yet. Still enjoying the undercrown,
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I’ve only had the Bait Fish, since until now, the larger ring gauges kept me away. Now that this one is out, I’ll have to give it a try.
This is a 1st , I’m having trouble getting the video review of this cigar . Is any-one else having the same problem? Seems like the video just wont load.
same here, all I see is the written review
oh I see now, I think he only posted the written review for this one because he accidentally left the mic off for the video review of it
MUWAT is on its way now!
I thought Bryan was saying tight and visible seams this whole time. I need to start reading the reviews and not just watch the videos.
Bought a pkg. special at local cigar club event… thought they are ok but nothing to wright home about! will smoke again just to see if opinion changes.
foot smelled like cocoa powder and cedar/wood, while the wrapper smelled like wood/cedar and eath. was hoping for some more complexity in the smoke based on those pre-light smells, but maintained an earth/wood taste throughout.
This cigar looks good but its name? Some of drew estates names are a little odd
It was a Public Enemy song, which expanded on a lyric from a previous Public Enemy song. It has since been swiped and reused by other artists because they lack creativity.
lol the Mic was off, but I’ve been wanting to try this but I’ve been turned off by shop owner near my house but i will try it anyway
I have a friend that swears by these lately. Need to try them.