Oh My.......Drew Estates "Pappy" cigar

[JBones]

Drew Estates is now making a Pappy Van Winkles Family Reserve cigar.  For those of you that don't know, Pappy Van Winkle bourbon is the best thing on the planet.  The 23yr old is so smooth its like bourbon flavored water; it's also hard to get your hands on, all the liquor stores around here have a waiting list.  Without further ado.........

 

Introducing the "Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve" premium handmade cigar. Made by #DrewEstate and available exclusively from http://pappyco.com. Available for pre-order now! For more info on the cigars, visit http://DrewEstate.com.

A photo posted by Drew Estate Cigars (@drewestatecigar) on Nov 11, 2014 at 9:38am PST

[SmashnGrabMcnabb]

They are available right now for preorders

[Badfish]

Yes Please!

[jbil8802]

I had this for the first time at my buddy's wedding. It was a good night. These are tempting.

[RookieBlue7]

Me, personally, I'm not that huge of a fan of Pappy.  It's good, but the high secondary market prices are inflated because of the limited supply.  It's kind of like other things, and for a comparison I'll reference a beer.  Hop Slam.  It's a very solid IPA.  But they only release it once a year in select places and the people buy it and resell it because people will pay it.  Jefferson's, Black Maple Hill, Michter's and Elijah Craig are every bit as good as Pappy, and you don't have to buy it from hoarders illegally.

That said, I do LOVE Drew Estate's Acid cigars.

[silver & black]

Pappy is the most overrated bourbon on the market. The 15 is better than the 23 IMO. It's impossible to get and if you pay what the secondary market (flippers) is charging, you have more money than sense. Not only that, it isn't Stitzel Weller juice anymore. It's a Buffalo Trace product now. It's still a damn fine bourbon... it just isn't worth the price.

[spongy5]

I'm a big fan of drew estate,although his Kentucky Fried line is terrible. Smoke smells like your burning a can of skoal

[Badfish]

Liga Privada no.9 is one of my favs, but my wallet prefers Undercrown.  While the Acid line is popular I vomit a little in my mouth just thinking about them.  To me they taste of incense and chemicals.  I also agree with spongy5 in regards to the ky fire cured.  If Jonathan Drew was looking to capture a campfire in a cigar he succeeded.  I recently purchased a Drew Estates sampler so that I could try Undercrown shade, Herrera Esteli, and Norteno.  I hope to discover another favorite in one of these as Drew Estates is one of my favorite cigar brands.