Liga Privada Unico Velvet Rat (6-1/4 x 46)
$19.50 – $195.00
Drew Estate has brought another fantastic blend to the table. The Velvet Rat is tipping the scales when it comes to flavor and consistency! This beauty has subtle notes of chocolate, sweetness, and leather protruding from the foot of the cigar before light up.
Description
From DrewEstate.com, “Meticulously blended over a period of two years to be a worthy humidor companion to our much heralded Liga Privada No. 9 recipe. With notes of black pepper and spice, it is our choice when desiring a stronger, more robust smoke. Like its predecessor, it is a complex marriage of seven distinct aged tobaccos handcrafted by only our absolute best torcedors. Each cigar is guaranteed to be flawless in construction, flavor and character…without exception.“
Additional information
| Weight | 0.06 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.25 × 1.0 × 1.0 in |
| Variant | Single, 5 Pack, Box of 10 |
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| Shape | |
| Wrapper | Stalk Cut Habano |
| Binder | Brazilian Mata Fina |
| Filler | Honduras, Nicaragua |
| Country of Origin | |
| Cigar Brand | Drew Estate Liga Privada Unico |
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Brand
Brand
Liga Privada Unico
Reviews (3)
3 reviews for Liga Privada Unico Velvet Rat (6-1/4 x 46)
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Justin Garza (verified owner) –
I wanted to try this cigar because I like Drew Estate and especially the Acid line. The first third was ok, and the cigar started to get really good in the second third. Great flavor, chocolate, leather, some coffee, nice spice. But halfway through it stopped burning correctly, tried to re light it with bad results. Cut the cigar about an inch away from the burn and tried to re light it but it just did not burn well. Maybe too tightly packed? I was pretty disappointed considering the price. I know that’s just how it goes sometimes though with a handmade item.
Rbk5438 –
Very good cigar. Not as good as no.9 or T52 but good smoke. I like the smaller gauge and the draw was really good on it. No burn issues. Just a good solid smoke.
Jon Anderson (verified owner) –
Another stellar smoke from liga! IMO liga is just on another level, my favorite line! This one is just spectacular! Chocolate bomb with almost a charred marshmallow taste, really special cigar, and a must for the humidor. Whitest ash I’ve ever seen, great burn. Although my cigar burned perfectly, some times cigars burn a bit unevenly, it’s just the nature of a fine handmade. I never take points off for having to touch up, not that big a deal for me. Some of these guys think they are Thurston Howel the third in here? Spectacular cigar!