Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig
Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig — the iconic Flying Pig figurado in Drew Estate’s No. 9 blend. A full-bodied Nicaraguan Toro with nine-leaf construction and the complex ligero spice of Liga Privada.
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Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig
Unleash the power and intrigue of the Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig by Drew Estate—a meticulously crafted cigar that blends heritage, innovation, and robust flavor in a legendary vitola. Modeled after a unique shape from an 1895 salesman’s catalog, the Flying Pig’s distinctive 4 x 60 perfecto size with a signature pigtail cap magnifies both intensity and aroma, making every session an unforgettable encounter.
- Exclusive vitola: 4 x 60 Flying Pig format enhances flavor concentration and mouthfeel
- Complex aged blend: Seven-tobacco blend featuring 18-month-aged Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper
- Intricate craftsmanship: Year-long post-roll aging for exceptional depth, density, and balance
- Dynamic flavor profile: Deep notes of dark chocolate, espresso, earth, fruit, leather, cedar, and complex spice
- Full-bodied strength: Delivers rich, bold yet refined power in every draw
- Limited production: Coveted collector’s item with consistently high accolades
Handmade in Nicaragua, each Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig showcases a lustrous, jet-black Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper—meticulously aged for over 18 months. The premium Brazilian Mata Fina binder teams with a select Cuban-seed filler blend from Honduras and Nicaragua, all matured for a full year after rolling. This intricate composition results in intensely layered flavors, dense smoke, and a smooth, balanced finish. From the first draw, expect an evolving profile: deep cocoa and espresso, backed by dark fruit, leather, cedar, fresh earth, black pepper, and a nuanced spice medley. The signature pigtail cap adds a nostalgic, artisanal touch, while the unique shape amplifies richness and aroma.
Each Flying Pig is constructed to perfection, with consistent burns, excellent smoke output, and a draw tailored for optimal concentration of the blend’s character. While this vitola’s limited runs and acclaimed ratings (including a 93 from Halfwheel) make it highly sought-after, true devotees will appreciate its ability to deliver a modern yet classic, full-bodied experience that stands tall within the Liga Privada portfolio.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Size | 4 x 60 (Flying Pig Perfecto) |
| Wrapper | Connecticut Broadleaf (Maduro, aged 18+ months) |
| Binder | Brazilian Mata Fina |
| Filler | Honduran & Nicaraguan Cuban-seed tobaccos |
| Strength | Full-bodied |
| Country of Origin | Nicaragua |
| Box Count | 12 |
| Accolades | Rated 93 by Halfwheel |
Summary
- Box Count: 12
- Region: Nicaragua
- Strength: Full-bodied
- Binder: Brazilian Mata Fina
- Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf (Maduro)
- Filler: Honduran & Nicaraguan Cuban-seed
Frequently Asked Questions
What is unique about the Flying Pig vitola?
The Flying Pig shape is a short, thick perfecto with a bulbous middle and pigtail cap, inspired by a historic 1895 design. Its compact length concentrates flavors and allows for an exceptionally dense, aromatic smoke.
What tobaccos make up the Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig?
This cigar features a Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper (aged over 18 months), a Brazilian Mata Fina binder, and a complex filler blend of Honduran and Nicaraguan Cuban-seed tobaccos.
How would you describe the flavor profile?
Expect deep chocolate, espresso, leather, cedar, earth, and spicy notes, all supported by creamy smoke and a full-bodied strength that’s robust but perfectly balanced. Subtle fruit and pepper add further complexity.
Why is this cigar so highly rated?
Its layered complexity, luxurious mouthfeel, flawless construction, and aging process have earned it top ratings, including a 93 from Halfwheel, and strong acclaim from cigar aficionados globally.
Is the Liga Privada No. 9 Flying Pig suitable for aging?
Yes, its dense construction and aged tobaccos allow for further maturation in the humidor, developing additional sweetness and complexity over time.
Why is availability so limited?
Flying Pigs are made in small batches due to their intricate shape and the extensive aging process required for tobaccos used in this blend, making them a rare find and a popular collector’s choice.
How should I store these cigars?
Keep them in a controlled humidor at 65-70% humidity and 65-70°F for optimal preservation and flavor development.
What smoking experience should I expect?
A dense, creamy, and evolving smoke bursting with chocolate, dark fruit, coffee, cedar, and complex spice—ideal for those who crave bold, full-bodied cigars and memorable vitolas.
| Selection | Box – No. 9 Flying Pig 4 x 60, 5 Pack – No. 9 Flying Pig 4 x 60, Single – No. 9 Flying Pig 4 x 60 |
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Justin White (verified owner) –
I’ve smoked the flying pig vitola enough time now to know that it’s not really for me. Never once has the construction been good, and often it falls short of decent. This one fell into the decent category, lots of touch ups, a relight, and it just never drew quite right. When I was able to get a nice mouthful of smoke I got wha I expect from the no. 9 – dark cocoa, black pepper, chili, black coffee. It’s excellent tobacco, I just wish they’d stop wasting it on this vitola. I’ll take a robusta or toro any day.
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