In this video, Jessica and I smoke and review the BOTL from Drew Estate Cigars. Welcome to the Cigar prop cigar review channel. I am not Cigar Advisor or Cigar Aficionado, you may not get a lot of valuable info, but you will get an honest cigar review. And I may make you laugh. In fact, this is more like a cigar podcast than a review. Click here to sign up for our monthly newsletter giveaways! →https://goo.gl/75hpPD Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/cigarprop Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cigarprop Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cigarprop/ From Halfwheel: Cigar smokers who follow online message boards will most certainly know the word BOTL; not just for being the acronym of Brothers of the Leaf, but for being an online forum to discuss all things cigar and cigar lifestyle-related. In 2012 and 2013, there was also a series of cigars that bore the site’s name, now the Drew Estate BOTL.org is coming back. “This project occupies a special place in our hearts at Drew Estate,” said Jonathan Drew, the company’s founder, via a press release. “Not only were we very active members on the BOTL forum since the beginning, but we were very involved with promoting it so that cigar heads worldwide could participate and connect. This is definitely a passion project that we dedicate to the great members who’ve been so good for the culture.” The blend for this new release features a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper, Ecuadorian Connecticut binder, and fillers from Nicaragua. The company is producing a new line that features the BOTL name and logo, releasing it in three sizes: • Drew Estate BOTL.org 2019 Corona (5 1/4 x 42) — $9.33 (Box of 15, $140) • Drew Estate BOTL.org 2019 Corona Gorda (6 x 46) — $10 (Box of 15, $150) • Drew Estate BOTL.org 2019 Lancero (7 x 38) — $10.67 (Box of 15, $160) The cigar is being released exclusively to brick-and-mortar Drew Diplomat Retailer Program (DDRP) retailers and is scheduled to begin shipping in August after being on display at the upcoming IPCPR Convention & Trade Show. While it is described as a limited edition, the company is not disclosing production numbers. The BOTL.org name has graced several cigars previously. The first came from Pinar del Río—now PDR Cigars—in 2010, with a follow-up released in 2013. Drew Estate made cigars for the online community in 2012 and 2013. Those cigars were limited to just a single retailer. Check out www.cigarprop.com for quality custom portable cigar rests and other accessories. Also, make sure you head you check out the channels of a few of my favorite cigar reviewers. You can find Bob the Cigar Guy at https://goo.gl/w9aZTy Vik High Desert Man at https://goo.gl/MGqxLB Martin Amaya at https://goo.gl/pEm65z The Don Reviews ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3gf_-yBOX8

Welcome to the Cigar prop cigar review channel. I am not the Cigar Advisor or Cigar Aficionado, you may not get a lot of valuable info, but you will get an honest cigar review. And I may make you laugh. In fact, this is more like a cigar podcast than a review. Click here to sign up for our monthly newsletter giveaways! →https://goo.gl/75hpPD Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/cigarprop Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cigarprop Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cigarprop/ Check out www.cigarprop.com for quality custom portable cigar rests and other accessories. Also, make sure you head you check out the channels of a few of my favorite cigar reviewers. You can find Bob the Cigar Guy at https://goo.gl/w9aZTy Vik High Desert Man at https://goo.gl/MGqxLB Martin Amaya at https://goo.gl/pEm65z The Don Reviews http://bit.ly/TheDonReview Smoke N Lead http://bit.ly/SmokeNLead Cigar Artistry http://bit.ly/CigarArtistry #drewestate #barnsmoker #cigarprop Thanks for watching this barrel fermentation video with Jonathan Drew of Drew Estate Cigars. I hope you learned a little more about what it takes to make a Pappy Van Winkle Cigar. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rrxTSg2e5k