Liga Privada Unico Feral Pig

The Feral Flying Pig first impresses with its stocky silhouette and thick, oily maduro wrapper. It will quickly charm us with its complex aromas and beautiful balance.

Tasting Notes

At ignition, the first puffs deliver a frank attack: spicy notes dominated by black pepper and wood blend with a background sweetness of cocoa. It is mainly the USA wrapper that brings this spiciness as at ignition it makes up a large proportion of the tobacco.

However, the spices quickly calm down, revealing nuances of mocha, leather, and nuts. The smoke is dense, oily, enveloping, and the burn is even despite the strong packing of the module.

The second third is more balanced. The pace stabilizes; the texture becomes creamier and the aroma gains depth. The draw remains consistent, offering abundant and still smooth smoke.

Once again, Drew Estate pleases us with an extraordinary module which, contrary to what one might imagine, will also suit a less experienced enthusiast who knows how to take their time.

The Cigar Anecdote

Inspired by a cigar catalog dating from 1895, the Flying Pig highlights the famous pig tail cap, emblematic of Drew Estate’s craftsmanship.