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Perdomo's range of cigars
- Thread starter darkangel
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I really like the perdomo champagne.
And the Perdomo Reserve Limited Oscuro
Both good prices and on sale a lot. Its not Tatuaje, but i like it as a followup smoke or if i know my taste is off(like today with allergies.)
Also the couple of Perdomo ESV '91 i have had are great.
And the Perdomo Reserve Limited Oscuro
Both good prices and on sale a lot. Its not Tatuaje, but i like it as a followup smoke or if i know my taste is off(like today with allergies.)
Also the couple of Perdomo ESV '91 i have had are great.
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danthebugman
BoM Nov '10
:thumbsup:
Also the Lot 23 Maduro is one of my favorite golfing/yard cigars, cheap and good :grin:. Can't beat that.
Dan
njstone
BoM January 2010
I like most of Perdomo's stuff. The old la Tradicion Cameroon and maduros were great, as is the Champagne. My favorite is the Perdomo ESV. Just plain awesome. I had one today--loved it--and my brother had one too. He doesn't smoke very often, but at the end of that stick he said "we should do this every day I'm here" ... And so we shall 
I've only had 3 or 4 Perdomos. A maduro (didn't like), a Lot 23 (OK mild smoke), and I don't remember which others. From my limited experience with the brand I was not impressed, but there are about 50 blends I haven't tried.
My favorite feature in a cigar is complexity, and I found them to be lacking in that department. I do give them props for keeping their prices down.
My favorite feature in a cigar is complexity, and I found them to be lacking in that department. I do give them props for keeping their prices down.
Soundwave13
BoM Feb 2010
I used to smoke a load of Perdomo's.. Last few I smoked were Patriarchs & I liked them quite a bit.
Ive only tried three Perdomo's; Lot 23 nattie and maduro and limited oscuro. I really like the oscuro the best. I just revisted the lot 23 nattie yesterday (after 30+ days in the humi). It was much better than the first go around. The maduro was good not great but good IMHO.
ciggy
"TommyBoy"
When I first started out smoking cigars on a daily basis Perdomo was one of the brands I smoked. I no longer smoke perdomo's but I would say get a sampler and try them that way. His cigars are fairly resonable for you to try them all.
The maduro Gran Cru is pretty good, I'm just not a fan of the 6x60 they make.
Gran Cru has good flavor, but it's not too strong.
Perdomo does a good job with their product, and making sure that they cover the range so that most smokers can find something they like.
Gran Cru has good flavor, but it's not too strong.
Perdomo does a good job with their product, and making sure that they cover the range so that most smokers can find something they like.
The Champagne's are their best work. the other 10th Annis are also very good. The Lot23s are hit and miss and the Patriarchs and Gran Crus leave me wanting.
I like the Lot 23 natural.
