The T52 Flying Pigs and the Dirty Rat were released.
The JD4 will remain Jonathan's personal stick, for now at least.
IPCPR 2010: Drew Estate
Without a doubt, Drew Estate had the most talked about booth, if only because of the shoes. There were some new releases worth mentioning: T52 Flying Pig and Dirty Rat for the Liga Privada line. The partnership with Dion Giolito of Illusione led to a sold out Nosotros line that was featured in both booths. I don’t know what the exact number was that was needed to get the shoes, but plenty did and fights ensued. Also, congrats to Jonathan and the crew for winning best large booth.
[...] “core” line, whatever Pete Johnson was willing to show us in terms of the Face and Drew Estate and the saga of the Dirty Rat. Unlike the JD4, which I feel confident in saying most smokers still [...]
[...] also told me his partnership with Jonathan Drew was going extremely well and they easily sold out of the first [...]
[...] blend of the No. 9 and put it in the legendary Dunhill shape. It was the first cigar I smoked at IPCPR (thanks to a certain retailer) and now that Steve has said these cigars are hitting shops, I [...]
[...] introducing a new limited cigar at the show, Davidoff sought to bring focus to the Puro d’Oro.Drew Estate: The booth was the best large booth in show, or at least has an award. While the shoes aren’t [...]
[...] the 2010 IPCPR show, Drew Estate introduced the second version of the Pig the T52 Flying Pig. And at last year’s [...]