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Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne
$10.21 – $268.99
WRAPPER:
Ecuadorian Connecticut
BINDER:
Cuban-Seed Nicaraguan
FILLER:
Cuban-Seed Nicaraguan
The Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne features a beautiful, butterscotch-colored Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper that imparts sweet hints of cream and honey. The Cuban-seed Nicaraguan binder and filler leaves offer a rich spiciness with oaky undertones. The combination of the wrapper, binder, and fillers in this blend offers elegant flavors with rich complex aromas and a silky, smooth finish.
| Size | Churchill, Epicure, Figurado, Mag. 50 Toro Tubo, Purito, Robusto, Super Toro, Torpedo |
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| Quantity | Box of 12, Box of 25, Single |
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Initial Thoughts: I first heard about the Perdomo Champagne when we were in Rockford, Illinois. Mike, the owner of Rudy’s Cigars, told me about this cigar, but I was hesitant to try it because of the cigar’s light color.
The Perdomo Champagne, a.k.a. Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Cabinet Series Champagne is an interesting cigar. Nick Perdomo, the founder of Perdomo Cigars, said the Champagne was one of the five cigars that made his career and which put his company on the map.
After smoking just the first inch, I can already see why. The flavors are fantastic, the wrapper is just about perfect, and the Nicaraguan filler tobacco provides a punch of flavor underneath the Connecticut shade wrapper.
CigarScore: 4
Brand: Perdomo
Line: 10th Anniversary Cabinet Series Champagne
Size: 5 x 54
Cut: Punch
Light: Torch
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
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Final Thoughts:
Wow, what a surprise. I never expected the Perdomo Champagne to have as much flavor as it did. Nick Perdomo has managed to pack full flavors into a cigar with a Connecticut Shade wrapper that deceives the eyes.
Aside from a minor issue in the middle, this cigar had an even burn. The punch provided a slightly tight but consistent draw that allowed me to get plenty of smoke in each puff.
However, toward the end of the middle third of the cigar, I started noticing some harshness to the smoke. It wasn’t bad, but it was noticeable, and it might be a reason fans of lighter cigars would want to approach the Champagne caution. Because of this harshness and the slight burn issues, I give the Perdomo Champagne Robusto a CigarScore of 4, and I would happily smoke it again.