As the name implies, it’s sweet, but not in an artificial, unpleasant way. The sweetness and cigar are both smooth and quite pleasant. Plus, this little corona really puts out voluminous smoke, which I enjoy. It held an ash well and burned just the right amount of time for a “smallish” vitola. Though sweet, it has some kick, though subtle. It’s a really enjoyable cigar.
A ton of spice right of the first couple hits then immediately goes away. Big clouds of smoke of the draw which I personally love. Not much flavor after the second third. Nuttiness comes in the first third after the pepper. Light cigar in totality. Cigar was cracked.
Deadwood Sweet Jane by Drew Estates. Constructed well, looks great. Wrapper is dipped, real sweet like a swisher. Too sweet. 1st third or so was like smoking nothing. Real short finish, not much flavor other than the sweetness of the wrapper. When it “opened up” it was still very underwhelming. Got some faint chocolate flavor, occasionally like a barnyard hay as well. Just not a lot of flavor even on retrohale. Smells good though I’ll give it that. It’s an easy smoke but it’s just meh. Wouldn’t buy again.
Sugary and sweet on the lips, overall thoughts, carmel or burnt marshmallows with a hint of spice. Spice taste near middle. Ash fell of at 3/4 in. Tasty , mellow smooth, easy to smoke and I like. Good burn a few small runs easy to correct.
Very average stick. Once passed the artificially sweet tasting cap, the draw was overly tight and required work to keep lit. The burn was relatively even in spite of the draw.
The flavor was mostly dark coffee on the first third, and ash after that, probably due to the fact I had to over puff to keep it going.
First time ever smoking REAL cigarillos and not "gas station garbage". The tin that they came in also had a teeny tiny boveda pack to control humidity. But I think it gave them TOO much humidity, because the very first one out of the tin is super soft. Almost mushy. Will take them out of the tin and see if they will dry out a little just sitting in my humidor.
Sweet taste on the tip, naturally. But that's the only flavor note I can discern. Even the retrohale is rather bland. Continuously smoked from the foot, whether being drawn on or not. The tip feels like there's almost no tobacco in it and started to unravel not long after I began smoking. It's possible I cut the entire cap off, which would account for it starting to unravel almost immediately. But I doubt it.
First Drew Estate cigar that has really disappointed me. I'll let the rest of them rest in the humidor for a few days and try another one. If anything is different I'll update this review to reflect it.
My new favorite stick! Very mellow with a natural sweetness that is lip smacking good. It developed a peppery retrohale on the final third. A fairly quick smoke compared to others with a near perfect burn and ZERO relights. I will definitely be buying more. 😁