Drew Estate has announced the return of their Barn Smoker program for 2022. It was announced during their Feb. 17 “Freestyle Live” broadcast on Drew Estate’s Facebook and YouTube pages, the 2022 Barn Smoker program will consist five events:
Drew Estate has announced the cancellation or postponement of their remaining 2021 in-person events. This includes the cancellation of their Barn Smoker season as well as the postponement of its DE25, Drew Estate’s 25th Anniversary Celebration at Southfork Ranch in Dallas, TX. These schedule changes are due to increasing health and safety concerns resulting from the rise of the COVID-19 Delta Variant.
Drew Estate has cancelled their upcoming Barn Smoker Live virtual event, which was going to take place November 14th. The cancellation is due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases in Florida.
Drew Estate released details today of it's 2020 Barn Smoker event schedule. This year, locations will include events in Florida, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Kentucky and Louisiana. The Drew Estate Barn Smoker shows of the American Tobacco Experience, educating consumers on growing and processing tobacco, and manufacturing premium cigars. It also serves to raise awareness for Cigars for Warriors, a 501(c)(3) charity, whose sole focus is to support the American military .Tickets are available for purchase at www.barnsmoker.com and you can learn more about Barn Smokers via Instagram.com/debarnsmoker and facebook.com/barnsmoker
Miami, FL – Today, Drew Estate announced the 2016 Barn Smoker Program, which includes the new Florida Barn Smoker as well as the annual Connecticut Barn Smoker and Kentucky Barn Smoker. Barn Smokers are a completely unique experience, bringing the cigar smoker to the farm level, where they experience first-hand tobacco growing, processing, and finishing.
Drew Estate has announced “The Drew Estate Goodwill Act of 2021,” an initiative designed to honor the spirit of the 2021 Barn Smoker Program and the DE25 Celebration by deploying a token of appreciation to those who purchased tickets to attend these events that were cancelled or postponed due to the rise of the COVID-19 Delta Variant.
Drew Estate will resume its Barn Smoker program in 2021 after pausing for a year due to COVID-19. The company...
Drew Estate has cancelled all 2020 Barn Smoker events due to concerns about COVID-19. As a consolation, Drew Estate has launched the "Barn Smoker Goodwill Act of 2020." There will also be a series of virtual events at the scheduled time of the original events open to anyone.
The dates for each of the 2018 Barn Smoker events from Drew Estate have been announced. The Barn Smokers are meant to highlight the American tobacco experience and bring the cigar smoker to the barn to teach them about the ins and outs of tobacco growing, processing, and manufacture. Drew Estate is adding Pennsylvania to the Barn Smoker lineup in 2018,
specifically in Strasburg, PA on June 23rd. This event will be highlighted by the introduction of a new test blend that will feature a Pennsylvania Broadleaf wrapper.