
Nica Rustica is Drew Estate's tribute to the people of Estelí, Nicaragua and the bold tobacco traditions of the region. Named after the rustic agricultural spirit of Estelí, the cigar features the "El Brujito" — the iconic petroglyph of a native shaman carved approximately 6,000 years ago on a mountain near the city. The line earned a 90-rating from Cigar Aficionado and has become one of the most celebrated value-priced premiums in the market.
Connecticut Broadleaf Maduro "Mediums" wrapper — a grade of tobacco Drew Estate previously sold off, now repurposed into this cigar — over Mexican San Andrés Negro binder and Nicaraguan fillers. Closed foot, pigtail cap. Toro format. Box count: 25 cigars.
Rich earth, leather, dark coffee, pepper, and a long rustic finish. Medium-full body with tremendous value.
Alcoholic: Bourbon, dark rum, or porter/stout. Non-Alcoholic: Dark roast coffee.
Afternoon or evening — the quintessential Drew Estate value smoke.