Drew Estates - Kentucky Fire Cured

[ashauler]

Anybody smoke these yet? I'm familiar with fire curing, and have experienced it in pipe-tobacco blends. It's an interesting form of processing, similar to the production of Latakia but with different strains of tobacco.

[BowhuntnHoosier]

Not DE but I have a Sam Leccia Black resting which is 30% fire cured. May try it tonight. I think the DE fire cured is 70%.

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[ashauler]

Not DE but I have a Sam Leccia Black resting which is 30% fire cured. May try it tonight. I think the DE fire cured is 70%.

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Well, great, let me know if you try a DE. I can say, with 100% confidence, I won't be trying sammy's smoke(s).

[kingbeefy]

I actually just saw these this past week. Are these new or am I late to the party as per usual?

[ashauler]

I actually just saw these this past week. Are these new or am I late to the party as per usual?

Fairly new. The release was delayed a few times and I think they just hit the market within the last couple of weeks. Corona cigar has them.

[craig]

Still butt-hurt that Sam laughed at you when you suggested a Nub Lancero, I see ;-).

[ashauler]

Still butt-hurt that Sam laughed at you when you suggested a Nub Lancero, I see ;-).

That's me, a regular Polly Pisssypants!

[cigarsarge]

Still butt-hurt that Sam laughed at you when you suggested a Nub Lancero, I see ;-).

Now that is funny as hell...

[kingbeefy]

Now that is funny as hell...

Ah, I just remembered where I saw this. They were at one of my local shops I visited last week. If I'm in that area again this week I'll stop in and get one.