Re: Drew Estates Kentucky Fire Cured...
 

My B&M has them but after reading a lot of the comments here I've passed them by each time. It just doesn't seem like something I'd enjoy.

Re: Drew Estates Kentucky Fire Cured...
 

I enjoy them.

Re: Drew Estates Kentucky Fire Cured...
 

This is a let down hearing this I was looking forward to trying one of these this is to bad. But glad I didn't drop any coin for one! Thanks for the review

Re: Drew Estates Kentucky Fire Cured...
 

I just had one yesterday, and enjoyed it. But I had the chunky ie the PC and I'm a big pipe guy too. Very smokey and smooth a total change of pace from my usual cigars. It was like a refined version of a parodi or Kentucky cheroot. I would buy another now and again but not a box.

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I kind of really miss these in the rotation. This time I think I am going to spring for a tenner.

Still love these, Fat Molly FTW!

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The real thing about this trend, and I've tried both, is that if I want those flavors, I'll smoke a pipe. There are some great smoky pipe blends. I thought the Leccia was better than the KFC, but only smoked one or two of each.

Re: Drew Estates Kentucky Fire Cured...
 

I actually like them, but have clearly noticed the sweetness early on combined with the campfire taste. After the first 1/4 or so, I actually enjoyed it very much. Not sure if I just became used to it and didn't notice the campfire taste. Either way, I did enjoy it, but then my palate is very screwed up I guess. I usually can't taste all the nuances that others notice, but I certainly noticed the difference in these.

Re: Drew Estates Kentucky Fire Cured...
 

I agree with Steve on this cigar. I have smoked a couple of the Just My Friend size. The pre-draw aroma of campfire is strong but after it is lit there is a sight sweetness that compliments the campfire taste which goes away (or I got used to) after the first inch or so. The rest of the cigar is a decent medium body smoke. The cigar burns well and does not need much attention to stay lit if left unattended for a few minutes. I probably would not buy a box but would still have a few to smoke from time to time.

Re: Drew Estates Kentucky Fire Cured...
 

If anyone is looking I have a fiver on the wts thread. :2