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Drew Estate Kentucky Fire Cured

Uses tobacco cured over wood fires for a distinct smoky taste. The filler blend isn't published.

StrengthMedium

Blend and specs

BrandDrew Estate
Made inNicaragua
MakerDrew Estate
WrapperMexican San Andrés
BinderNicaragua
FillerNot published
Strength Medium
Wrapper familyMaduro and Broadleaf (dark, sweet, rich)
ShapeMostly round (parejo) and figurado sizes
Brand typeLarge group

Specs come from published maker and retailer information. Tobacco origins can change between production runs; check the box or band for the cigar you're buying.

What reviewers and smokers say

5independent review sites have reviewed it
–no published scores found
30+threads on r/cigars

Reviewed on: developingpalates.com, halfwheel.com, jrcigars.com, kohnhed.com, leafenthusiast.com. Counts come from Google results collected in November 2026; scores are those quoted in review snippets. See what the data shows.

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Common questions

What wrapper does the Drew Estate Kentucky Fire Cured use?

The Drew Estate Kentucky Fire Cured uses a Mexican San Andrés wrapper, with a Nicaragua binder.

How strong is the Drew Estate Kentucky Fire Cured?

It's generally rated medium in strength (3 on our 5-point scale).

Where is the Drew Estate Kentucky Fire Cured made?

In Nicaragua.

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