MUWAT - My Uzi Weighs A Ton

Ultra modern packaging includes extra large bands with military style lettering. The fateful collaboration between Joya de Nicaragua and Subculture Studios is boldly noted beneath the name. Expert construction provides a well-built cigar comparable to some of the finest cigars in the world. The draw is easy and the huge cigars give off a plenteous amount of thick gray smoke. Following a steady, heavy dose of pepper in the back of the throat, bold coffee and cocoa flavors join subtle sweetness and a core of rich tobacco to bring together a rich, velvety smooth beast of a cigar.

Whether you’re a strength junkie, a fan of massive cigars, or a Drew Estate nut, MUWAT is a must try. It is an example of how two of the biggest names in the business can join forces to make a knockout smoke that will indubitably dominate the market. Rich, bold, and on the far end of the full-bodied category, MUWAT pairs well with any strong red wine or dark beer. Comparable cigars include Joya de Nicaragua Antano 1970, Liga Privada T52, and Nica Rustica—all cigars under the ever-expanding Drew Estate umbrella. The name is different, the blend top-notch, and the sizes are out of this world. Bottom line: Don’t let the funny name fool you—MUWAT is a serious cigar for serious smokers.