Drew Estate Cigars Kentucky Fire Cured (MUWAT)

Drew Estate Kentucky Fire Cured (MUWAT) Just a Friend (6 x 52)

Tiny Tim's Cigar Blog · Feb 1, 2014

6.00″ × 52

Drew Estate MUWAT Kentucky Fire Cured

Leaf Enthusiast · Aug 21, 2015

Kentucky Fire Cured? Let’s try it.

5.00″ × 56

MUWAT Kentucky Fire Cured Delfinas

Halfwheel · Mar 25, 2015

Having smoked at least one of five different vitolas in the MUWAT Kentucky Fire Cured line, I can honestly say I was shocked at how much I liked the Delfinas vitola. The signature beef jerky/barbecue note that this brand is known for—and frankly, that is so prevalent in some of the other vitolas as to destroy virtually any other flavors that could possibly be present—is both understated and well balanced in this size, adding complexity to the profile instead of taking it away. The construction was excellent on all counts, with a razor sharp burn and a draw that feature just enough resistance. In the end, this is an easy cigar for me to recommend, especially if you had problems with the profile of some of the larger sizes of the Kentucky Fire Cured line as I did.

Slim Panatela · Nicaragua

Kentucky Fire Cured Fat Molly - Kentucky grown and hickory smoked

Klaro Cigars · Oct 1, 2022

The Kentucky Fire-Cured Fat Molly is the absolute perfect cigar if you want to try something smoked with hickory and oak. It's a bit like an infused cigar which means you're absolutely going to taste the smokiness here. It's tobacco is actually grown in Kentucky and then smoked using a fire-curing process. Buy 5 Pack

Medium · Nicaraguan

Muwat Kentucky Fire Cured Fat Molly

CigarsLover Magazine · May 28, 2019

The Kentucky Fire Cured Fat Molly Muwat is one of the seven sizes of the Muwat Kentucky Fire Cured line, produced by Drew Estate. The blend is undisclosed. Country of Origin: Nicaragua Size: 56 x 127 mm (5″) Wrapper: not disclosed Binder: not disclosed Filler: not disclosed Price: €9 Visually, the wrapper is of […]

5.00″ × 56 · Nicaragua

MUWAT Kentucky Fire Cured

Stogies on the Rocks · Feb 20, 2014

The MUWAT Kentucky Fire Cured is definitely a unique cigar.  I can’t say I’ve smoked anything quite like it recently (the only thing close is the Sam Leccia Black).  Considering that unique is the goal for this cigar, I’d say they were successful.  It is definitely something that will challenge your palate preferences.  I would have to say it is a challenge that I will not soon take again. The flavor just didn’t do it for me.  Plus, I just felt like it was pretty boring.  I know the smokiness is supposed to be the main feature, but after awhile, I needed something more and it just wasn’t there

6.00″ × 52

MUWAT Kentucky Fire Cured

CigarCzars · Dec 6, 2019

Drew Estate makes some unusual cigars, including natural and flavor infused. Kentucky Fire Cured cigars are a line extension of theirMyUziWeighsATon brand, and although these cigars have some unique flavors because of the way the tobaccos are processed, they smoke more like natural cigars than the flavored category that the FDA may eventually regulate out of existence. Kentucky Fire Cured cigars are made in Nicaragua with some fire cured tobacco from Kentucky and Virginia, along with Nicaraguan and Brazilian fillers, Ecuadorian Connecticut binders, and San Andres Maduro wrappers. The vitola that I sampled was named Fat Molly, which measures five inches in length with a ring gauge of 56. Fat Molly sells for about $8 per single stick, but the price drops down to an average of around $6.50 per cigar when purchased in five or 10-packs. Before firing up the Kentucky Fire Cured MUWAT, the cigar exhibited a strong aroma of barbecue after removing it from the cello. The cigar also gave my fingers that barbecue smell. After finally lighting up, the cigar delivered a sweet woodsy flavor along with a good dose of barbecue and some spice. I found the cigar to be medium bodied, but at the upper end of that range, and not quite medium-to-full. The cigar had a very good draw, burned evenly, and held a medium-to-long ash. No relights nor touch-ups were needed during the 50 minutes that it took me to smoke the cigar down to two inches remaining. The Kentucky Fire Cured cigar had a very interesting and different flavor, to say the least. It would be a great choice of cigars to smoke while grilling in the great outdoors, and/or when sipping on a glass of Jack Daniels or Eagle Rare. But on other occasions, I would have to rate it with a strong 3.75 points on a 5-point scale. The cigar did not overwhelm my palate with barbecue like I thought that it might, and was well balanced. Most definitely worth giving a try, especially at a summer cookout.