Deadwood Tobacco Crazy Alice Pyramid (4 1/2 x 52) Cigar

Deadwood Tobacco Co. takes its name from Deadwood, South Dakota — the Black Hills gold-rush town of gamblers, outlaws and brothels — and the line began as a house blend for the Deadwood Tobacco Co. shop there, owned by Vaughn Boyd. Crazy Alice is one of the original "Three Yummy Bitches" alongside Sweet Jane and Fat Bottom Betty, the trio Drew Estate took national in 2016 after years of local cult status around the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Box count: 10 cigars.

A dark, oily Maduro wrapper over aromatic and exotic binder and filler tobaccos that Drew Estate keeps undisclosed — the blend amplifies the natural sweetness of the leaf rather than relying on infusion. Rolled at Drew Estate's Estelí, Nicaragua factory as a short pyramid with a pigtail cap. Box count: 10 cigars.

A medium-to-full bodied profile built on chocolate, dark roast coffee, earth and dried fruit. The aroma carries an unmistakable pipe-tobacco sweetness, and the smoke stays smooth and velvety despite the dark wrapper. Small format, big personality.

Pairs naturally with bourbon, brandy, cognac or spiced rum — barrel-aged spirits that echo the cigar's sweetness.

At 4 1/2 x 52 it burns for right around 45 minutes, making it a natural short-session smoke for a coffee break, a round of golf or a quick porch sit.