Cigar News: Drew Estate Updates Undercrown Packaging

Cigar News: Drew Estate Updates Undercrown Packaging

unveiled new wooden boxes for the line today. The new packaging will ship in February. The boxes themselves look very similar to their previous version, and they still have 25 cigars in them. The main difference is that they are more compact and shelf-friendly. This allows cigar retailers to stock more boxes and cigars in the same amount of space.

Cigar News: Drew Estate Updates Undercrown Packaging

The new boxes comes to all lines, including , Shade and Sun Grown in most sizes. The boxes for Flying Pigs, Tubos and Corona Pequeñas not change.

‘s authenticity amplifies the heart and spirit of . Since we first launched a decade ago, the narrative has been consistent, telling the fiery story of ‘who we are’ from a behind-the-scenes standpoint. The brandmark and ideology bears witness to our love for Estelí and the enthusiastic and gifted people who work so devotedly at . is all about their creative ingenuity and their fearless quest for self-expression—so we will never ever change this historic and meaningful blend.”

, founder and president of .

“Born on the factory floor at in Estelí, , is a passionate testament to the creative talent, dedication and self-determination of ‘s torcedores. This blend tells their personal story and is quintessential to the Undecrown legacy, and it will be forever preserved.”

Pedro Gomez, ‘s factory spokesman

The line began 10 years ago when the staff at the factory realized they had to reduce their own personal consumption of Liga Privada No. 9 cigars because they couldn’t keep up with demand. These same workers created their own signature cigar to enjoy that used slightly different tobaccos, and was born. The blend uses many of the same rare tobaccos in the capote and tripa blends as found in Liga Privada, but a major difference is the Mexican San Andres Negro wrapper. Since then, the brand has expanded to include: , with an Otapan Negro Último Corte wrapper; Shade, which uses an Ecuadorian shade-grown wrapper; and Sun Grown, which utilizes a sun-grown Sumatra wrapper cultivated in Ecuador.