| Liga Undercrown Corona Doble Cigars are a true example of how passion and resourcefulness |
| can create something extraordinary. Back in 2009, Drew Estate |
| asked their torcedores to smoke fewer Liga Privada No. 9 and T52 cigars to ensure |
| enough inventory for export. Rather than protest, the rollers crafted their own |
| personal blend using many of the same rare tobaccos-just different primings |
| and vintages. This blend evolved into Undercrown, now celebrated as one |
| of Drew Estate's most iconic non-flavored cigars. |
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| The 7" x 54 Corona Doble is built for long smoking sessions, offering hours of rich, |
| evolving flavor. A San Andre's Maduro wrapper known as Otapan Negro Ultimo Corte cloaks |
| a T52 Connecticut River Valley Habano binder and a select mix of Nicaraguan |
| Cuban-seed and Brazilian Mata Fina fillers. This combination produces |
| dense, syrupy smoke layered with earthy core notes, creamy cocoa, roasted |
| nuts, and sweet Nicaraguan spice. The profile reflects the classic maduro |
| character but with Drew Estate's signature refinement. |
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| Consistently ranked among the best in its class, Liga Undercrown pairs beautifully with |
| bourbon, single malt, or full-bodied red wine. Medium-to-full-bodied, meticulously |
| rolled, and masterfully aged, this corona doble is a connoisseur's |
| delight-and a cigar you'll never want to run out of. |
