Drew Estate Undercrown
Born from the Liga rollers' own blend; balanced medium-full.
| Origin | Nicaragua |
|---|---|
| Wrapper | San Andrés Negro & Mexican San Andrés |
| Binder | Connecticut Sun Grown Habano, Connecticut Stalk-Cut Habano & Connecticut Stalk-Cut |
| Filler | Brazilian Mata Fina and Nicaraguan Habano, Brazilian Mata Fina and Nicaraguan & Nicaraguan & Brazilian |
| Strength | medium-full |
| Price range | $7.50 – $15.00 |
| Sizes | 6 vitolas |
About the Undercrown line
Undercrown was born from a happy accident: the rollers at Drew Estate who made the acclaimed Liga Privada were smoking their own off-the-clock blend from those same premium tobaccos, and the company decided to release it. The result is a balanced, medium-full cigar — offered under Mexican San Andres and other wrappers — with a rich profile of cocoa, coffee, pepper and sweet earth. It delivers much of the Liga Privada character at a more accessible price and has become one of Drew Estate's most beloved lines.
Sizes
| Vitola | Length | Ring | Strength | Wrapper |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Belicoso | 6 inches | 52 | medium-full | San Andrés Negro |
| Corona Doble | 7 inches | 54 | medium-full | San Andrés Negro |
| Corona Viva | 5.625 inches | 46 | medium-full | Mexican San Andrés |
| Flying Pig | 4.0 inches | 60 | medium-full | Mexican San Andrés |
| Gran Toro | 6 inches | 52 | medium-full | San Andrés Negro |
| Undercrown Maduro Robusto | 5.0 inches | 54 | medium-full | Mexican San Andrés |
Frequently asked questions
How did Undercrown originate?
It grew from the blend the Liga Privada rollers made for themselves using those same premium tobaccos.
How strong is it?
Medium-full, with cocoa, coffee, pepper and sweet earth.
Where is it made?
At Drew Estate in Esteli, Nicaragua.