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Undercrown 10

A good yet super smooth blending, with a dark oily wrap for those extra notes. The profile hits mainly with chocolate, coffee, and subtle spices. There's nothing harsh about this one. Construction is solid, the burn is level, and the draw is just a tad tight - but also acceptable. Smoked in Barcelona Spain.

Undercrown turns 10! CI Nation, break out the bubbly it is time to celebrate this monumental achievement! To aid in this, Drew Estate has released a brand new cigar line. Undercrown 10 by Drew Estate showcases everything that is great about the Undercrown lines by offering not only four core vitolas, but a limited edition Lonsdale vitola that will include puritos of the individual blend components listed below to give you the chance to experience how, and what, each component adds when it comes to creating the exceptional finished product profile. Housed inside of a beautifully dark Mexican San Andrés wrapper, a Connecticut River Valley broadleaf binder and Nicaraguan fillers are combined together to produce a medium to full-bodied profile that offers an herfing experience filled with some richness, spiciness, as well as some sweetness. Drew Estate's master blender, Willy Herrera, compared to the flavor profile to being like that of Mexican hot chocolate. We don't know about you, but that has us saying, "Umm...yes, please!" Who knows, this just may be their "crowning" achievement. So don't miss out on your chance to try Undercrown 10 by Drew Estate. Pick up a box, or two, today! Undercrown 10 by Drew Estate received a well-deserved 91-rating noting: "...strong with earth and coffee, but settle down to reveal nuances of semi-sweet chocolate, baking spices, nuts and a hint of raisin."

First off, the construction is firm and solid to the touch. This contributed to a clean draw and burn. The flavor was smooth of aged tobacco with Just a touch of spice. No harsh notes noted. Acquired from TGS24 event.

So damn SMOOTH, almost to pretty of a cigar to smoke! This Cigar definitely belongs on the top of my list!

I've tried many undercrowns and never quite been a fan but this one takes the cake. The draw was perfect until the final third, the flavor was spot on, the burn was almost perfect and wow, what a gorgeous cigar.

Good medium-full stick. Have had this in my humidor for a few months at 64. Nice even burn, no touch ups needed.TONS of smoke output, and a nice consistent flavor throughout all the way to the nub. Have had Undercrowns before but not in this vitola, i think i like this one the best.

I like the abundance of good tobacco flavor from these smokes. On that subject, this thing put out a lot of smoke. The room smell was good, as was the flavor in the mouth and on retrohale. My major complaint is the construction: I normally use a V-cutter, the last "10" I smoked, the entire cap came off about an inch into the smoke, and it began unraveling! I immediately set it in the ashtray to die . I purchased 2 at the same time as the one I just mentioned. I let the 2nd one (the one I just smoked, rest in my humidor for another 3 weeks. These are hard sticks, with thick wrappers. I used a double guillotine cutter today, in an effort to avoid cutting through the sides of the cap. This proved more successful than the last stick, but I will note that the cap was getting loose by the end of the 2nd ⅓. While I do enjoy a few Drew Estate cigars, I find more and more lately, that I get poorly constructed sticks from them. It kinda hurts when you have to discard $10.00 sticks after barely smoking them.

More mellow than I was expecting, yet spicy on the retrohale. Started burning uneven right away, even after touching it up it continued to burn uneven but, slowing down my smoking, it evened out slightly. Flavor was good, ended up being more full-bodied than at first light.

Definitely a good smoke, with a smooth finish. Definitely one to try

Very rich in flavor, espresso, chocolate and raisin. The final third was bitter and the burn needed to be baby sat for the whole stick.