Drew Estate Factory Smokes Maduro Gordito (6×60)
$3.09 – $69.44
Drew Estate’s Factory Smokes are a home run for cigar lovers everywhere! These cuban sandwiches offer construction, flavor, and consistancy of a more expensive blend. Nonetheless, you’ll get them at rock bottom prices when you buy a bundle today. The word around the Cigars Daily Lounge is that these sticks are far tastier than they are costly…er.
Description
From DrewEstate.com, “Skillfully manufactured at La Gran Fabrica Drew Estate, alongside the same buncheros and rolleros who create premium cigars, Factory Smokes by Drew Estate are economically priced due to their bulk manufacturing and less expensive bundle packaging. A handmade value priced line of cigars perfect for sharing with your friends on a Monday, mowing the lawn, washing the car, you know, smoke it, enjoy it, toss it if you must, then grab another.
From the Wynwood Safehouse, Jonathan Drew, Founder & President of Drew Estate, ‘Our expansion in the bundle business was a decision we did not take lightly. Bundles aren’t glamorous and the efficiency required to produce them effectively is not easily reached, which is why there aren’t a ton of entrants innovating in the value priced space. This is long overdue for Drew Estate, and when we reached the production scale required to compete we knew we wanted to do what we do, and disrupt the space with an innovative, deep value line of quality smokes for a broad set of thrifty individuals.'”
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.0 × 1.0 × 1.0 in |
| Variant | Single, Bundle of 25 |
| Length In Inches | |
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| Shape | |
| Wrapper | Maduro |
| Binder | Indonesian |
| Filler | Indonesian |
| Country of Origin | |
| Cigar Brand | Drew Estate Factory Smokes |
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Reviews (12)
12 reviews for Drew Estate Factory Smokes Maduro Gordito (6×60)
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Tyler Passmore (verified owner) –
After trying Drew Estate Tabak Especial Dulce Robusto (5×54) which me and my dad loved i wanted to try something else from Drew Estates but after one puff my dad refused to smoke anymore and I agreed with that these are the first cigars I just threw away now I have 23 more to figure out what to do with.
Spencer Burton (verified owner) –
Loved the robusto size of this blend. This size didn’t give very good flavor. Had a nice even burn all the way through though.
Eric Mellott (verified owner) –
I feel with this cigar your going to get what you pay for . I got 2 of these . It’s not by any means my favorite cigar but it’s not that bad. It’s not your local gas station white owl but it’s cheap . A few touch ups while smoke but hey I’m smoke a 2.50 cigar however what I was most a turn off for me was it had some squishy soft spots .
TMatson –
For a newer cigar smoker I found this to be the best way to try a Maduro without spending a ton I enjoyed the cigar except for the amount of tobacco that entered my mouth due to it being a short cut tobacco but overall not a bad stick
JASON SIMS –
Just not a huge fan but for the price its not bad. Had some lighting issues and a tight draw but the flavor was good.
Gerald Gallison (verified owner) –
Not the best cigar in my humidor but pretty dang good for the money burns pretty good not bad taste in flavor will buy again
TwoChief SplittingMoon –
These 6×60’s somehow is different than the 6×52’s. Totally different . They almost taste like they have a dipped cap. The smoke is not as good as the toro even though that seems unlikely. The retro hale is harsher, the output is strained, they canoe a lot, it’s like I’m smoking my favorite EDS but in the twilight zone. They’re more like your grandfathers cigar than the toro I’m use to. The flavor profile has been changed, and not for the good, like the blend isn’t consistent to the toro’s amounts of types of leaf used to make it. I’d have to drop the rating on the Gordito and say that if you want a better blend of the drew estate factory smoke you’ll have to smoke the toro.
Thatgarguy (verified owner) –
I smoked this cigar when I was “developing” my palette so I can’t exactly describe the flavors as much as I want but it is definitely a good tasting cigar. The flavors I got was just a little sweetness and some wood type of taste which were excellent. The strength is a medium to full profile. The only problem I had was that it started to unroll from the foot after the first “3rd” and the cap came off and unrolled a little too when I cut it but that part was due to my negligence on cutting it a little too slow and deep. Definitely a problem that was not caused by cigars daily at all, and since it’s a budget stick I didn’t mind. Duds do happen in almost anything you buy so I understand that that it was probably just a problem that happened when it was being rolled. Other than that it’s definitely a daily smoker.
WhiskeyKola (verified owner) –
Just got a bundle of 25 yesterday. At 3 bucks a stick you can’t beat the price. Burn is nice an even. Flavor seems lighter to me. If you are looking for an any day ending in Y smoke check this out.
WhiskeyKola (verified owner) –
I enjoyed this 3 dollar stick more than most 6 and 7 dollar sticks I own. Will be trying other bundles in the future.
Adam Zulkowski (verified owner) –
This is my relaxing after work stick. After having a rough day, I light one up with a beer and de stress. I had some issues with the burn on some but for the most part solid. For me the taste is good from stick to stick. It’s a perfect stick for a pipe fitter budget.
BioShrog (verified owner) –
This stick was phenomenal for a budget stick.
Great construction, burn, draw and tasted pretty good too. I highly recommend this stick.
This is one of my new favorite sticks.