Talking Broadleaf With Steve Saka of Drew Estate Cigars

(David Savona) ... "Everything about [broadleaf] is traumatically expensive," Saka says.
So broadleaf is expensive, takes forever to work and all agree it's a royal pain. So why use it?
"I personally love broadleaf," says Saka, who started smoking cigars in 1984. Broadleaf blends, especially those by the late Frank Llaneza, were some of his favorites. "I've always been a broadleaf fan. It's sweet, it's earthy, it's pungent. It's something I've always enjoyed." Continued