Drew Estate’s Liga Privada is a traditional full-bodied cigar that can go toe-to-toe with some of the best full-bodied cigars out in the market. Liga Privada’s intricate international blend of tobaccos come from the finest growing regions in the world: a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, a Brazilian binder, and filler tobaccos from Honduras and the Dominican Republic. With this cigar, you will experience notes of dark chocolate, espresso beans, and subtle pepper spice. With only 80,000 cigars made annually, don’t hesitate to buy this cigar before it’s gone. Get yours now while they last. Cigar Aficionado rated 94 points.
jtdjeffers (verified owner) –
One of my go to sticks to grab and smoke, the broad leaf is probably my favorite wrappers out there. These always stay consistent with a great burn and plenty of smoke out put.
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Clinton Saunders (verified owner) –
It’s always good when I can get my hands on a few of these. Very full and bold, with tons of smoke. This is also a fairly strong stick, which I like. Every one I’ve smoked has always burned well too. Quality at a decent price that makes you feel like you’re smoking a special occasion cigar.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
This is a classic, and for good reason. Every one I’ve smoked has been very consistent. Tons of smoke output, very nice burn line, nice semi-open draw. I would give it five stars except for that in terms of what I get here, good broadleaf flavors with that classic Nicaraguan spice profile, I think there are better cigars on the market for the price. Two prime examples would be from the creators of this cigar – The Tabernacle from Nick Melillo and Mi Querida from Steve Saka. Personally even if the no. 9 were the same price as either of those great cigars, I would reach for the Tabernacle or Mi Querida first. I think they taste better hands down, and they both have the construction quality of the Ligas. Considering that the Liga is more expensive than either, though it is a very solid cigar in its own right, I’m going with four stars on this one.
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Kevin (verified owner) –
Robusto sized and highly prized. One of my favorite cigars. Smells a bit like raisins and it carries some of that over to the flavor profile. Perfect slow burn with tons of output. Killer price as always with Oxford. Don’t hesitate to try out a Liga #9!
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Jason Grace (verified owner) –
The unicorn. When these came back a round at Oxford I had to pull the trigger, and when I did they were here in perfect condition in a matter of days. Oxford crushes the game.
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Thiago A Ferreira (verified owner) –
Charuto pra comprar e envelhecer caixa. Sensacional em todos os terços da fumada. Melhor da marca sem dúvida
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Thiago A Ferreira (verified owner) –
Disparado o melhor charuto da marca. Se eu encontrasse mais, eu compraria para envelhecer. Surpreende a cada fumada
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Thiago Araújo Ferreira (verified owner) –
Amazing blend for this cigar!
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