Deadwood Tobacco Girl With No Name Lonsdale (7 x 44) Cigar
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Deadwood Tobacco Co. takes its name from Deadwood, South Dakota — the Black Hills mining town that boomed after gold was discovered there. Shop owner Vaughn Boyd was one of the very first retailers to carry Drew Estate cigars and later collaborated with the factory on her own blends, giving rise to the line's cast of "vixens" — Sweet Jane, Fat Bottom Betty, Crazy Alice and Leather Rose among them. The Girl With No Name Lonsdale joined the crew as a national release, debuting unbanded as the mystery cigar in Drew Estate's seventh Freestyle Live pack before being showcased at PCA.
Mexican San Andrés wrapper over an undisclosed blend of "aromatic and exotic" binder and filler tobaccos, handmade at Drew Estate's factory in Estelí, Nicaragua. Finished with the sweetened cap that is a Deadwood signature. Lonsdale format at 7 x 44. Box count: 20 cigars.
Opens on coffee, sweet cream, wood and pepper, with the sweetened cap lending a candied note from the pre-light draw onward. Wood and leather tones build alongside a touch more spice through the back half, finishing dense and creamy. Aromatic and overtly sweet rather than complex — a hallmark Deadwood profile.
Spiced rum or bourbon plays off the cigar's sweetness, while tequila or a spicy margarita echoes its pepper and adds a bright citrus lift.
An after-dinner smoke — the sweet cap and aromatic profile make it a natural dessert cigar.
