Comments on: CI Legends (Copper Label)

By: Ari

Ari — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 02:16:26 +0000

Thanks for taking the time to put such a “sweet” review of an even “sweeter” cigar. As a matter of fact I’ve been confused since I’ve tasted this cigar for the first time last Friday. Just like you I usually don’t like infused cigars but as I kept puffing on this stogie I noticed that the sweetness was replaced by a nice, steady, and smooth tobacco flavor, with just hints of almonds. The confusion came from the fact that I actually liked this cigar and wasn’t sure if it would be a bad thing getting a box of 20…
I guess I will!
Thanks!

By: Gatton

Gatton — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 05:45:11 +0000

I smoked a CI Legends: Copper Label last night on New Years Eve. Id purchased it about a week before and had no idea it was an infused cigar. The sweet cap is very noticeable when you put it in your mouth (like a Baccarat) but its not unpleasant. I enjoyed the cigar very much and the flavors are so subtle I really didnt notice them. Jerry didnt care for the aroma but my buddy (who is a cigarette and very seldom cigar smoker) noted that he thought the cigar smelled great. Ill definitely pick up a couple more from the shop. Thanks for the review.

By: Brian

Brian — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:36:32 +0000

The Legends Copper Label is an excellent cigar. It is the only cigar I found that will not leave a nasty taste in your mouth the next morning. My wife loves them so we get to enjoy cigars together without the bad taste. All of DE infused cigars are great. I also like non-fused or regular cigars as long as they are long filler cigars and hand rolled. Go DE!

By: Dr NISC

Dr NISC — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 02:45:53 +0000

Jerry,
I just stumbled on your review – interesting. Quality audio and video.
My buddy just purchased a box of the Copper yesterday and we will be trying them out in Cali next week on vacation. ( I guess out doors ) Personally I am a big fan of Jonathon”s creations, his Acid One is a favorite of mine, which I believe is infused with Sangria. A few years back they came out with the Sauza infused cigars, unfortunately we were instantly hooked on them. Today you can’t find them anywhere. These were infused with Sauza Tequila – I would classify them as a mild to medium cigar. Absolutely delicious with good construction, a great steady burn – decent ash, and a delightful aroma – no complainants at the Casino.
Bottom line is that, if the gang at Drew Estates didn’t fill a market niche they wouldn’t be making these wonderful cigars for us to smoke and escape from our everyday problems. I am always looking for something to replace the Sauza and maybe the Copper will be it. In the meantime if anybody knows where a couple of Katrina Survivors can pick up a Sauza or two – let us know.

“Laissez les bon temps roule”

By: DavidB

DavidB — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 15:30:39 +0000

I just received the Drew Estates Copper and I was not a fan. I have tied most all the cigars in the Natural and Acid line and some I like and most I don’t. I think I am just not a fan of heavily flavored cigars. I have a few friends that love them but I will stick with the tried and true Ashton’s

By: Stogie Guys Friday Sampler CII

Stogie Guys Friday Sampler CII — Fri, 30 May 2008 15:21:17 +0000

[...] Around the Blogs: Cigar Jack checks out the Gispert Robusto. Stogie Review fires up the CI Legends Copper. Keepers of the Flame lights up a Ancient Warrior by K Hansotia. [...]

By: Jerry

Jerry — Thu, 29 May 2008 13:26:47 +0000

Paul – I switch music when I post a review thats covering for someone else or in this case when the cigar isn’t something I normally would smoke.

Anyone wanna guess which I received more of? Emails about trying the Java or emails about what happened to my normal music? I even got one that said “don’t f*ck with the music man”. LOL