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| Count | 50 Cigars |
| Diameter | 32 Ring |
| Flavor | Other |
| Length | 4 Inches |
| Origin | Nicaragua |
| Packaging | Tins |
| Shape | Regular |
| Strength | Full |
| Wrapper | Sumatra |
Drew Estate ages Ambrosia cigars for a lengthy 120 days after they’re rolled. After the aging process is complete, they’re cured for 45 days to ensure their unique aroma. While Drew Estate won’t reveal any specifics, a few good guesses for infusion ingredients would be clove, star anise, and a few other spices. As you could probably guess, the Clove delivers a hefty dose of clove flavor. They offer all the trimmings of a larger cigar—huge flavor, great burn, and quality tobaccos—without the time commitment. They also come in durable metal tins for maximum portability.
Excellent.nothing else need be said.
By Earl on Apr 27, 2022
These little things are amazing and definitely reflect the quality and flavor of Drew Estate. Great smoke and amazing aromas, these tiny tikis are the perfect break to a hectic work day. A short 30 minute smoke, a slightly sweetened tip and the perfect burn from foot to band, I cannot recommend these enough. Been giving these away to family and friends and have heard back nothing but similar sentiments. Will purchase another set very soon as i'm running down my first order very quickly!
By Antonio on May 18, 2021
Lighter than my favorite SPICE but in somtimes you don't have time for the full size. A beauty never the less. A few so far were a little light on filler.
By Robert on Apr 13, 2021
Good looking small cigar for a 20-40 minutes of smoke. Pretty decent constriction and excellent flavor. The only complain is that burn disappears towards the end and you have to light it up a few times. Overall very nice cigars!
By Ed on Jul 2, 2015
Great aroma, great taste, ideal when you don't have time for something bigger
By bob on Nov 9, 2014
