Drew Estate Liga Privada H99 Flying Pig

Summary

The Liga Privada H99 Flying Pig (4.13" x 60) is a highly sought-after, short and stout figurado vitola with a pigtail cap. This medium-to-full-bodied Único Serie cigar is defined by its hybrid Corojo-seed wrapper grown in the Connecticut River Valley. The complex filler blend delivers savory notes of cocoa, black pepper, coffee bean, and cedar over a bready foundation, providing a brawny, full-flavored profile in a distinctive and collectible format.

Specification

• Brand: Drew Estate
• Length: 4.0
• Ring Gauge: 60
• Shape: Perfecto
• Wrapper: Connecticut Corojo / Connecticut Habano Corojo-seed
• Binder: Mexican San Andrés / Mexican
• Filler: Honduras, Nicaragua, USA (Pennsylvania Green River One Sucker)
• Strength: Medium-Full
• Flavor: pepper, cinnamon, dark chocolate, espresso, clove, earthy, rich, sweet
• Country of Origin: Non-Cuban

Flavor Profile

The Liga Privada H99 Flying Pig is a medium-to-full-bodied smoke with a hybrid Corojo-seed wrapper grown in Connecticut. The profile features savory notes of cocoa, pepper, coffee bean, cedar, and clove, all mingling over a consistent bready foundation. The blend is brawny and Nicaraguan at its core, finished with a unique, complex spice from the Cuban-seed wrapper.

Construction

The Liga Privada H99 Flying Pig is a distinct Perfecto-shaped cigar, handmade at the La Gran Fabrica Drew Estate in Nicaragua. It features a Corojo-seed wrapper grown in the Connecticut River Valley, a rich Mexican San Andres binder, and Nicaraguan/Honduran fillers. The unique, bulbous shape and expert construction ensure a reliable draw and full-bodied delivery of its complex, spicy flavor.

Pairing Suggestion

The Liga Privada H99 line is a full-bodied, rich blend known for its core flavors of dark chocolate, earth, and pepper. The unique Flying Pig vitola concentrates these notes. It pairs perfectly with a dark, heavy brew like an Imperial Stout beer, or a high-proof spirit such as a bold Kentucky Bourbon or a rich, peaty Islay Scotch to match its intensity.