The exclusive releases for Smoke Inn’s The Great Smoke 2024 event have now been revealed, including the DTT-EX-153 from Dunbarton, the Brick House Dragon Fire from J.C. Newman, and the Undercrown 10 Ming from Drew Estate.
The latter is built off Drew Estate’s upgraded Undercrown 10 blend, though, according to a press release from Drew Estate, the filler has been tweaked to include tobaccos from Pennsylvania. The cigar is named for Smoke Inn owner, Abe “Ming” Dababneh, being dubbed Undercrown 10 Ming.
“Undercrown 10 was initially launched to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Undercrown brand, says Jonathan Drew, Founder and President of Drew Estate. “The introduction of the Undercrown 10 Ming is a big fuckin deal in my very humble opinion. Undercrown 10 means everything to me, everything!! It’s about the first “Decade of Dedication” that drove this historic brand. We gave this size to Abe because he’s put 100% of his heart and dedication into everything he’s accomplished. Full stop.”
The cigars were rolled in a 5¼” x 54 robusto format, being packaged in petaca-style (cardboard) boxes of 10. The blend includes a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper, a Connecticut Broadleaf binder, and fillers from Nicaragua and Pennsylvania.
Undercrown 10 Ming will be made available through a live release event, held on January 31st at 6pm (EST), where those who have purchased a ticket to TGS ’24 (including both online and in-person attendees) will be able to secure one of 300 boxes, which are priced at $132 MSRP.
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