La Gran Fábrica Drew Estate

The new Deadwood The Girl With No Name Lonsdale (7 x 44) and Nica Rustica Broadleaf Gordo (6 x 60) are heading to stores this week. Notably, the new The Girl With No Name cigar is offered to all Drew Estate retailers.

The box-pressed belicoso gets its second release exclusively through Casa de Montecristo’s 25 stores across the country. Drew Estate says the cigar’s profile is reminiscent of the traditional Italian roasted pork dish that it is named after.

The newest release in Drew Estate’s Liga Privada H99 Connecticut Corojo line is the largest yet, a 6 x 60 gordo with a price tag of $21.14 each. It is only being sold at Drew Diplomat Program retail partner events, and each of those retailers are limited to just three boxes per event, or 75 total cigars.

The Undercrown 10 blend is getting a Flying Pig vitola, but it won’t be sold in the U.S. It is expected to begin shipping in November.

The new line is available in two sizes and offers a full-bodied profile that the company says is marked by licorice, black pepper, herbal tones, and sweet spice.

The Inktome is an exclusive release for Maxamar Ultimate Cigars in Orange, Calif. and Smallbatcigar.com, the retailer’s online storefront. It’s a 6 x 46 box-pressed version of the original Herrera Estelí blend but with a darker wrapper.

The blend gets a robust and earthy wrapper, which gets balanced by sweetness from the binder. The new line is now available in three sizes.

Bakkwa is one of two new Liga Privadas released this spring as exclusives for CoH Cigars of Hong Kong. The name comes from a pork dish that is traditionally served around Chinese New Year.

The short belicoso returns for another run this summer. But you’ll have to know which two stores are the only ones to have it.

The newest release in Drew Estate’s Chinese Zodiac Series is being sold exclusively by CoH Cigars, a retailer based in Hong Kong.

The second collaboration between Drew Estate and Metallica frontman James Hetfield.