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The Deadwood Girl With No Name Lonsdale is a 7 x 44 Drew Estate cigar under a Mexican San Andrés wrapper with a sweetened cap, offered to retailers nationwide since October 2024. Cigar Coop scored it 87 in June 2025, calling the strength mild; we sell it as singles.
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Description
The Deadwood Girl With No Name Lonsdale is a slender 7 x 44 Lonsdale with a sweetened cap and a Mexican San Andrés wrapper over binder and filler leaf the maker has not disclosed. It belongs to Drew Estate’s Deadwood Tobacco Co. brand, and Cigar Coop reports it is rolled at La Gran Fabrica, the company’s Nicaraguan factory.
What It Tastes Like
Cigar Coop’s review, dated June 5, 2025, opened on coffee, sweet cream, wood and pepper, with the cream fading before the first third ended. Sweetened coffee carried the middle, and pepper picked up a little near the nub while the cap’s sugar never left. The reviewer found the tip artificial-tasting and the transitions uneven, scoring it 87, yet named it a personal favorite among Deadwood releases.
Who It’s For
- Sweet-tip smokers who already enjoy aromatic or cap-sweetened cigars.
- Lonsdale fans who prefer a long, narrow 44-ring format.
- Mild-strength seekers after coffee and cream flavors without heavy nicotine.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Cigar Coop rated both the draw and the burn excellent, with few touch-ups needed
- A dated independent score of 87 from Cigar Coop
Cons
- Cigar Coop found the sweetened cap overdone and the complexity low
- Binder and filler are not disclosed by the maker
About the Girl With No Name Line
Per Cigar Coop, the name began in October 2022 on single-retailer Deadwood exclusives in varying wrappers and sizes. This Lonsdale surfaced unbanded in a Freestyle Live mystery pack before its national shipment in October 2024.
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- ACID Kuba Kuba: an infused Drew Estate robusto under Sumatra leaf for smokers who want aroma over a sweet cap.
Deadwood Girl With No Name Lonsdale FAQ
What size is the Deadwood Girl With No Name Lonsdale?
It measures 7 inches by 44 ring, a shape Drew Estate, halfwheel and Cigar Coop each label a Lonsdale.
What wrapper does Girl With No Name use?
Mexican San Andrés, which Drew Estate credits with natural sweetness. The binder and filler remain unpublished.
Does it have a sweetened cap?
Yes. Cigar Coop noted the sweet tip before lighting and tasted it through all three thirds, so expect sweetness on the lips from start to finish.
How strong is it?
Cigar Coop’s June 5, 2025 review scored strength as mild and body as medium. Our listing places it at mild-medium.
See all of our Deadwood Tobacco cigars to line up this Lonsdale against the brand’s thicker sweet-tip sizes.
Additional information
| Packaging Type | Single |
|---|---|
| Origin | |
| Strength | Mild-Medium |
| Wrapper | Mexican San Andres |
| Binder | Nicaraguan |
| Filler | Nicaraguan |
| Length | 7" |
| Gauge | 44 |
