Perdomo Cigars sure knows how to impress when it comes time to honor its brand heritage and history. Take this sun-grown, 10th Anniversary variant for instance. A Nicaraguan puro to its core, this blend utilizes six-year aged Cuban-seed wrappers and filler tobaccos hand picked from Perdomo's farms in Estelí, Condega, and Jalapa Valley. Additionally, the wrapper portion of the cigar gets an extra 10 months of bourbon barrel-aging for added aromatics and flavor. The result is a medium to full-bodied blend filled with oak tannins, vanilla, and earthen flavors, as well as hints of spice and sweetness on the finish. 

Tasting Notes: 

Perdomo Reserve Champagne 10th Anniversary Churchill is a classic cigar amongst the Klaro Cigar Family. Each stick is blended with 6-year-aged Cuban-seed and Nicaraguan tobacco and finished with a Nicaraguan binder. The Connecticut leaf wrapper is a beautiful golden color with creamy notes. You can taste traces of vanilla and spicy oak throughout this mild-bodied smoke, and the finish is nothing but smooth and satisfying. 

Tasting Notes:

Aptly named because this tobacco comes from one lot of tobacco in Nicaragua ("Lot 23"). This cigar uses a Broadleaf Maduro wrapper.

This leaves a rich, almost chocolatey flavor that's smooth and gradual. Expect some creamy, nutty nuances as well.

Tasting Notes:

Aptly named because this tobacco comes from one lot of tobacco in Nicaragua ("Lot 23"). This cigar uses a Connecticut wrapper.

This leaves a rich, earthy coffee bean flavor that goes down smooth.