"A Must Try"

I have these in the robusto and toro sizes. If you lean to the more mellow side you will actually enjoy this blend. It is a solid medium but it doesn?t beat you up. I let these rest for several weeks before lightning one. Trust me it?s worth the wait. Cream, coffee, light spice, are some of the notes I get. Every time I hand one to someone to try the response is always good. I normally don?t write reviews but I feel compelled as I?m enjoying one as I type this. An excellent cigar for the price.

"Herrera Estelli Robusto."

Excellent draw and burn. Medium bodied and very smooth and very tasty.

"Great Taste if it s not plugged."

I got two Churchill size Herrera s in a sample and was ready to buy a box after I smoked the first one but I waited a couple of weeks and then tried to smoke the second one and it was so plugged it was unsmokable. I reamed it out and even had to pull out filler tobacco with tweezers to try to get a draw but then the taste was all off and I had to toss it. Good thing was It smoked like an incense so I did get to smell it that way. Plugged cigars are unusual for Drew Estate but at $10-11 a stick I ll buy Perdomo or spend a little more and get a small but long burning Padron. Herrera, very nice room note and aroma up the nose, medium body to Medium strength.

"A decent cigar for lovers of wood and nutty notes"

As with most Drew Estate cigars, the cigar looks gorgeous and has a great draw. On all of the Herrera Esteli cigars I ve smoked, I ve had to do touch-ups on the wrapper. I ve heard many people having this issue as well, but it s not a big deal. It s medium to full body and medium in strength. As mentioned in the title, there are a lot of wood and nut notes, being a bit dry at times. There is indeed a creaminess to it as well, but it comes and goes. I m not to crazy about these flavors, but, if you re into them, this should be a great cigar!