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Superbad 11-08-2010 05:35 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Drew estates is sponsoring a free trip for 15 active duty people. I think you just have to get yourself there. Everything else is included. Check the Drew Estates blog for details.

Stick 11-08-2010 05:41 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by stewshi (Post 1054167)
Can someone link where we can find more info for this or point me in the right direction?

Quote:

Originally Posted by HollywoodQue (Post 1054508)
Was your trip a privately sponsored trip, or can it be booked through a travel agent?

http://www.cigarsafari.com/

guado 11-08-2010 05:44 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
I def wanna do this trip also. More details on this club...I have been there too. Did you have to fight the girls off with a stick? hahaha

area51 11-08-2010 07:02 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Superbad (Post 1054626)
Drew estates is sponsoring a free trip for 15 active duty people. I think you just have to get yourself there. Everything else is included. Check the Drew Estates blog for details.

This is so tempting and it falls on my leave, but I think my family would disown me.:dr

T.G 11-08-2010 07:33 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
You're welcome guys, this trip was just more than I ever expected or hoped for. Almost a dream, at least to me.


Quote:

Originally Posted by flybum62 (Post 1054584)
Sounds like a fun time. Too cool to have a cigar made to your spec's.


Yeah, I hope the cigar doesn't suck ...

I used an Indonesian Busuki capote (binder), which can be kind of touchy, so until I actually smoke one, I'll be wondering if I should have used an Ecuadorian CT instead...

Quote:

Originally Posted by guado (Post 1054649)
I def wanna do this trip also. More details on this club...I have been there too. Did you have to fight the girls off with a stick? hahaha

The club was Cigarzone.

What happens in Esteli, stays in Esteli.

T.G 11-08-2010 07:39 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by HollywoodQue (Post 1054508)
Was your trip a privately sponsored trip, or can it be booked through a travel agent?

Quote:

Originally Posted by stewshi (Post 1054167)
Jaw dropping description of the trip thanks for sharing. Can someone link where we can find more info for this or point me in the right direction?

Sounds like a great MANcation trip.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stick (Post 1054643)


The link Stick posted will give you an idea and some more info.

I'm going to call John Brooke, hopefully tomorrow, and see if he can find a date that we can put together a CA trip. The tobacco plants will go in the ground in a few weeks, so sometime next year - February, March ish will allow viewing the fields when fully planted and the plants have some decent size on them.

md4958 11-08-2010 07:43 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
THAT is an amazing trip!

T.G 11-08-2010 07:44 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Brooks W (Post 1054168)
That sounds great!

I would love a list of the cigars you smoked, and your quick thoughts on them, if you remember (and have time!)

Thanks for posting! :)

~brooks

Sure thing - I had it written up, but I somehow ended up getting logged out between when I started typing and when I went to post, so it was all lost. I'll write something up again in the next day or so.

Ratters 11-08-2010 08:42 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
So f-ing hate you Adam.






:ss

Superbad 11-08-2010 08:47 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by T.G (Post 1054835)
The link Stick posted will give you an idea and some more info.

I'm going to call John Brooke, hopefully tomorrow, and see if he can find a date that we can put together a CA trip. The tobacco plants will go in the ground in a few weeks, so sometime next year - February, March ish will allow viewing the fields when fully planted and the plants have some decent size on them.

I would love to join a CA trip.

Gargoyle 11-08-2010 08:50 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Sounds like it was an incredible time!!! I think the MassHoles need to book a safari.

Gargoyle 11-08-2010 08:54 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
The more I read about this, the more I *REALLY* want to go. Maybe I'll have better luck getting the approval from the wife if I classify it as some sort of midlife thing. :)

guado 11-08-2010 08:59 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by T.G (Post 1054822)
You're welcome guys, this trip was just more than I ever expected or hoped for. Almost a dream, at least to me.





Yeah, I hope the cigar doesn't suck ...

I used an Indonesian Busuki capote (binder), which can be kind of touchy, so until I actually smoke one, I'll be wondering if I should have used an Ecuadorian CT instead...



The club was Cigarzone.

What happens in Esteli, stays in Esteli.

Oh I know the name of the Club...LOL. :noon

boomerd35 11-08-2010 09:23 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
I saw these trips a few months ago, and I really wanted to book one but didn't have the funds. From what I remember, they are a little pricey, but I'm sure they are worth every penny and more. I'm guessing all the current trips are filled. The last time I went to that site, I think it showed all empty slots for available trips. I don't see that now. (Unless I'm mistaken)

area51 11-08-2010 09:37 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
I emailed the link in the blog, I'll see where this goes.

docdoty 11-08-2010 09:42 PM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
I'm going to have to book a trip after reading all that took place on your trip....

Vegan702 11-10-2010 08:20 AM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Brooks W (Post 1054168)
That sounds great!

I would love a list of the cigars you smoked, and your quick thoughts on them, if you remember (and have time!)

Thanks for posting! :)

~brooks

T52, T52, #9, T52, T52, T52, #9, Antano, T52, T52, Dirty Rat Experimental, T52, T52, T52, T52, Tatuaje Petite Black Robusto, T52, T52, Padron #2 Maduro, Padron #2 Maduro, T52, T52, T52, Le Verite 2009, Padron #2 Maduro, T52, T52, Padron 46 Family Reserve Maduro with the blend changed for us on the trip (stronger ligero than reg production), T52, t52, Barclay Rex 100th, T52, T52. Smoked alot of fking T52s!

Brooks W 11-10-2010 08:51 AM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Vegan702 (Post 1056717)
T52, T52, #9, T52, T52, T52, #9, Antano, T52, T52, Dirty Rat Experimental, T52, T52, T52, T52, Tatuaje Petite Black Robusto, T52, T52, Padron #2 Maduro, Padron #2 Maduro, T52, T52, T52, Le Verite 2009, Padron #2 Maduro, T52, T52, Padron 46 Family Reserve Maduro with the blend changed for us on the trip (stronger ligero than reg production), T52, t52, Barclay Rex 100th, T52, T52. Smoked alot of fking T52s!

Sweet!

Would love your thoughts on the Dirty Rat Experimental (I heard it was a lancero?), Black PR, The barclay Rex and the LV 2009 (which I have heard is ASTOUNDING)...

If you get a chance :)

~brooks

rizzle 11-11-2010 08:56 AM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Super cool.

yourchoice 11-11-2010 09:13 AM

Re: Drew Estates Cigar Safari
 
Wow...just wow! Thanks for sharing!


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