The Cigar
Drunk Chicken Cigars Living The Dream. 6.5 x 42. MSRP $8.
Habano wrapper, Ecuadoran binder, and Dominican Republic filler. We get a little spice and earthy with it.
Living The Dream and Sweet Dreams are the lightest. Of the cigars in the Drunk Chicken line, Living The Dream is their smoothest cigar.
The Liquor
Woodford Reserve Wheat. 52% Wheat, 20% Malt, 20% Corn, and 8% Rye. Scents of of cinnamon, cooked fruit. Tastes of spiced apple sauce and coconut with earthy notes. MSRP $36
The More
Interview with Desire Sylver.
We are very happy to be joined again by Desiree who is smoking a test cigar for a possible new blend.
Be sure to check out the Drunk Chicken Cigars website.
They have been getting into new Brick and Mortar stores as well as putting out new sizes of the lines they carry. Folks had been asking about the different sizes and being in
12 different faces for the 5 different blends. The DCO and Mother Clucker have three different sizes and the rest of have two sizes.
Bill likes the Shorty Fat Hen and enjoys it as an end of the night cigar. Desiree likes the shorty Fat Hen as a lunch time cigar. How good is that.
We wanted to find out some more about what has been happening and this is what we found out!
About Brick & Mortar Locations:
To find out the stores, they are in you can check out their Instagram account and click on the Story for Locations. Drunk Chicken is in a few stores in Texas, which we are excited about.
DCO15 to get 15% off through the end of August 2020
For the story behind the Drunk Chicken Cigars story, check out our first interview with Desire:
037 – Drunk Chicken Original and Diplomatico Mantuano Rum
What about New Blends:
When developing a new blend, Desiree works on the flavor of the leaves and they well they characteristics of the flavor go together. The goal is to enhance the leaves flavors that stands alone. After that, then smoking the blend with different liquors to check out the pairings. Desiree also likes to see how they flavor profile works with food. Going through and finding the perfect blend to be capable of being called a Drunk Chicken Cigar seems to be a lot of fun by listening to Desiree. We can’t wait to see what comes out next, but fully appreciate the process she has.
Quality:
Our own personal experience has been not having any issues with the quality of the cigar. The rollers do a great job, the wrappers are beautiful. Nothing but top notch construction, draw, and flavor.
Bands:
We really like bands. We found out that all the chickens on the bands come from images of chickens on her farm. Talk about bringing it home. How often do see that!
