Drew Estate 'MUWAT' My Uzi Weighs a Ton Kentucky Fire Cured

These are neat little smokes. I ordered the tube of 18. They come individually wrapped in a nicely printed cardboard tube. I have enjoyed several sizes of the KFC line, and found these to be on par with the others, which is to say very good. They support a nice open draw, despite their small ring gauge. Their diameter is only slightly larger than that of a cigarette. I am not sure I would make them and all the time smoke, as the size does make me a little self-conscious. That said, I am enjoying them very much, and would recommend them to anybody who enjoys fire cured tobacco.

Very smooth stick. I didn't get a Leather aroma like I was told but it did pair well with my beverage of choice. It also paired well with coffee and a pour of neat 1792 Small Batch.

Not too bad

I made an account specifically for this cigar (Delfinas). It's pretty good in the taste and structure department but is much smaller than anticipated. Sure it's a decent length but this is as thick if not a smidge smaller than a cigarette. I know I shouldn't judge it as harshly as I have for not being able to tell ring gauges but I expected a lancero/panatelo to be on the Gomez Addams side of things, not the Number 2 Ticonderoga side. Again though taste and structure are rather decent. Expect 25 minutes to half an hour if you consume your death sticks at a decent pace.

I’m a newer cigar smoker and a friend gave me one of these to try because he’s noticed I like more complex, full flavor things. This is the best cigar I’ve had to date. I’ve since had a Southern Draw Cedrus which takes the number two spot to this cigar. I liked the Swamp Rat so much that I came home and ordered my first humidor and a ten pack of Swamp Rats. I don’t have my notes in front of me but recall this cigar as being grassy/hay, leather, slight hints of dark bitter chocolate with some oily content that is nice - not a dry smoke. If you like flavor, give these a try!

Very good smoke! Smoothe and mild

These cigars are great for end-of-day smokes. Value-priced. Nicely constructed.

I loved the flavor of this cigar and it was very intense with the different aromas of the two leaves. I don't know if it was my mistake or not but this cigar didn't draw right when I smoked it and it went out 3 times during my smoke. I will try another to see if I just got a bad one but I enjoyed this regardless.

Love the aroma

Second order, great cigars for a quick break. Unique taste, the Kentucky Fire Cure line is awesome.

This one made my list of favorite cigars. I'm not a professional, but it was an enjoyable smoke from beginning to finish. I would definitely purchase these again.

One of the tastiest cigars ever smoked

I tried these on a whim while exploring cigars, and I was blown away. Like many others who seem to be fans, I'm chiefly a pipe smoker, and this is quite a good middle ground between the two schools. Smells a little bit like jerky.

Kentucky cured at its best!

Fantastic cigars if you like pipe tobacco, very similar smokey flavor to some english blends but also has great earthy tones. Burns fantastic also. Loved these.

the cigar unlit aroma smells like charcoal, but when it's smoked it has an earthy rich flavor all it's own. very good companion with a good sour mash after a fine steak.

I need a larger ring gauge for taste. They were good, but I'm ordering something different this time.

My go to smoke!

I purchased this cigar due to one of my favorite cigars being the Spectre which have latakia in them which is also smoked cured. These cigars are reminiscent of them but different in many ways also. They are almost a lighter version of them, the spectre are full bodied and these are a little less so. They are a great cigar but i still prefer the spectres. These will give you some bite towards the end, especially once you get to where it has a darker leaf on the last 3rd of it.

just ok nothing to write home about

This was the 3rd cigar I've ever had--just getting into cigars. I think this corona was better than the other couple I had thus far. I got 2 of these to try out, and on both of them the wrapping isn't going anywhere. They have a rustic and ole timey aesthetic appeal. The smoke on the one I just had earlier was better than the other 2 corona cigars I've tried so far. Better flavor. They're shorter in length but still lasted me for awhile out back listening to classic country music! Will likely come back for a 5 pack of these or at least have one or two in my humidor anyways. I recommend you give this one a try!

Delivery was fast and the items i ordered were packed up great. Thanks again boys

This cigar is the best cigar I have ever had! It is a totally unique flavor. A nice smooth and smokey flavor with some hickory and oak. It almost reminds me of a good BBQ. If you pick up one of these cigars you will not be disappointed!

Nice smoke

Yeeeaaah, boy. These cigars are a trip. So, if you've had any experience with cigars from a certain Caribbean island we're not allowed to be friends with, you're familiar with the "twang," as something that tends to unite most habanos. So you can imagine my surprise when I smoked this and found it to be the twangiest cigar I've ever had. Make no mistake, though, this cigar is not a Cuban clone, and shares little in common aside from the twang. It doesn't intend to be Cuban-esque, and thank God. In fact, like most Nicaraguan cigars it's far superior to most Cuban cigars. And while the KFC adds a different element, it's not so different that it shoudn't be enjoyed by people who tend to smoke more "normal" cigars. Pipe guys should like it, too. In the cigar format, the KFC is more mellow than in pipe blends. It's smokey, spicey, a little sweet. The San Andres Mexican wrapper is a real beaut, as is typical with that wrapper leaf. The cigar smokes like a dream. Easy draw, with massive clouds of smoke. Doesn't get too tarry and funky tasting towards the end. I smoked it until I was burning my fingers. Highly recommended. A real winner.