Drew Estate has revealed a new addition to its Deadwood Tobacco Co. line of premium cigars–a 7 x 44 ring gauge Lonsdale cigar named The Girl with No Name (GWNN). This new cigar has a Mexican San Andrés wrapper and an undisclosed binder and filler.
The Girl with No Name’s Lonsdale format means it will burn slowly. The cigar comes in 20-count boxes and is said to have “rich, robust flavors, enhanced by the natural sweetness of the San Andrés wrapper.”
In a press release, Drew Estate founder and president Jonathan Drew commented: “On a personal level, GWNN is one of the dopest concepts because it strikes a chord with the song ‘Street with No Name’ by U2. It was during my early days in Nicaragua, circa 1998, when I learned that the famous U2 song was actually about Managua, Nicaragua. The streets ain’t got no names over der [sic], but you just kind of know where you are, you ain’t lost. GWNN is definitely mysterious, but in your heart, you just know her.”
Vaughn Boyd, Deadwood Tobacco Co.’s founder and former owner, added: “The ‘Girl With No Name’ is the newest mystery woman to join our infamous crew, bringing her own allure to the Deadwood family. Like her sisters, she’s full of surprises and a little danger, and we can’t wait for her to find her place in the hearts of cigar lovers everywhere.”
The Girl with No Name Lonsdale is shipping to retailers now.