Recommendations-Perdomo

[GoingPostal]

not much of a perdomo fan... but i was recently gifted a maduro and it was quite tasty!! sounds like it might have been that 10th... is that a fairly new release?

it origionally came out in 97 but think in 08 think they tweeked the blend a bit and put the 10th anniversary label on it.

 

[Highlander]

I've had several different ones but I don't recall the names. But I enjoyed all of them.

 

[CAJoe]

not much of a perdomo fan... but i was recently gifted a maduro and it was quite tasty!! sounds like it might have been that 10th... is that a fairly new release?

If it was a new one it was most likely the Champagne Noir.

 

[Zen Cigar Man]

Champagnes (OG)

Pair this with a Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte (out soon) and you will call and thank me personally.

 

[crispy_monkey]

I like the Lot 23 maduro. Nice, relatively cheap smoke. I've never had an issue with staining.

Dan

Well guess maybe the 2 i had were the bums of the factory? I still liked the cigar its just that I began to notice some stain coming off. Either way Lot 23 is a good buy.

Also I used to grab bundles of the Slow Aged from CI. Not bad for what it is -cheap bundle smoke.

 

[CigarKing]

Perdomo makes a lot of good cigars. Like the guys here said, Champagne and Lot 23 are staples for a good milder smoke. The Nick's Sticks are a good value stick and the new Champagne Noir has been a big hit here. Hard to go wrong with Perdomo.

 

[Danilo]

Champagnes (OG)

Pair this with a Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte (out soon) and you will call and thank me personally.

Starbucks offers every drink they make year round... it's just a matter of having all the ingredients, which some shops don't all the time.

 

[JimmyTheFish]

1991 ESV maduros. Killer stick if u can find them.


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[Ahmed]

I have to go with the habano corojo decent smoke

 

[Zen Cigar Man]

Starbucks offers every drink they make year round... it's just a matter of having all the ingredients, which some shops don't all the time.

For the most part yes. The get the pumpkin syrup in a few weeks and then it will expire in March. Then no more until sept again. Trust me, If I could have this year round i would. This stuff is like crack.


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[Zedman05]

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the info. I think I am going to try the Habano as I love Habano wrappers, as well as a few others.

 

[Speedbump]

IMO epc makes a much better cigar and about the same price

 

[Zedman05]

Oh believe me, I have been noticing the EPC's. I have a few, smoked a few, and plan to buy some more as they are my favorite complete line by far.

 

[gibbleguts]

The only Perdomo I have really enjoyed was the Edition De Silvio. But while I did enjoy it I am not sure it was worth the price tag.

 

[njstone]

If you've got the money and can find them, the Edicion de Salvio is a world-class cigar.

The old ESV 1991 are among my favorite sticks (both natural and maduro), but they aren't made anymore and are getting difficult to find. But Perdomo just released their ESV 2002, which I've heard is similar, but I haven't had one yet.

The Champagne is one of the best mild cigars out there, imvho.

If you're looking for something cheaper, the Lot 23 (both natural and maduro) is one of the better cigars you can buy in that price range. Really tasty sticks!

As far as comparing Perdomo to EPC ... apples and oranges, imvho. Perodmo is all Nicaraguan (mostly Esteli), EPC are multi-country blends (typically DR and Nica). But the price ranges are similar, as are the levels of quality I think. Both make great cigars at affordable prices.