H99 Flying Pig Cigar (3.94 x 60)

In the mid-2000s, the Drew Estate team set out to create the perfect smoke, a pursuit that led them to create dozens of intricate blends. They released a limited production cigar under the name Liga Privada No. 9 in 2007 and continued experimenting with and refining new blends, eventually launching the T52 series just two years later. Like the No. 9, the T52 combined seven distinct and well-aged tobaccos hand-rolled by the best torcedores inside their La Gran Fabrica in Nicaragua. Within each Liga Privada blend, you'll find hand-selected tobaccos of limited availability, slowly aged through an 18-to-36-month fermentation process that brings out maximum flavor and depth in every cigar.

The Liga Privada H99 Flying Pig brings together a particularly difficult-to-roll vitola in the double perfecto and a particularly special wrapper in the Connecticut Corojo leaf, which is grown in Connecticut despite the Corojo being selectively bred in 1930s Cuba. Beneath the wrapper, this cigar features a Mexican San Andrés Otapan Negro Último Corte binder and fillers from Honduras, Nicaragua and Pennsylvania. This cigar is a medium-full bodied smoke with notes of pepper, spice, dark earth, and a naturally sweet finish in the same double perfecto vitola as previous iterations, featuring a long coil cap.