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Perdomo Lot 23 Maduro Toro
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100% of reviewers $4.75 8.0



Description: PERDOMO LOT 23® is named after one of Tabacalera Perdomo's prestigious farms located near its factory in Esteli, Nicaragua. The blend is a combination of exquisite filler and binder tobaccos grown exclusively on the Lot 23® farm. After harvesting the tobacco and aging it in bale for four years, the cigars were rolled and aged in one of Perdomo's large aging rooms for another six months before being sent to their office in Miami for distribution.

PERDOMO LOT 23® is a medium to full flavored blend that offers a well-balanced, complex smoking experience. The dark Ecuadorian Connecticut-shade wrapper lends not only a stunning aesthetic appeal, but it adds an elegant creaminess which complements the robust Nicaraguan fillers.

PERDOMO LOT 23® cigars are available in the following four traditional sizes packaged in stunning 20 count cedar boxes: Robusto (5" x 50); Toro (6" x 50); Churchill (7" x 50) and Belicoso (5¾" x 54).



GROWN: September 2000
HARVESTED: January 2001
FERMENTED: Jan 2001 - Jan 2002
AGED: 2002 - 2005
FARM SUPERVISOR: Gonzalo Puentes
HAND SELECTED BY: Nick Sr. & Nick Jr.
Keywords: Perdomo


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Slow Triathlete

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Registered: June 2007
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Posts: 1577
Review Date: Tue August 28, 2007 Would you recommend this to someone? Yes | Price you paid? In US$: $4.75 | Rating: 8 

 
Pros: Wonderful Prelight Aroma, Excellent Construction, Tons of Smoke, Great Smoke Aroma
Cons: Burn Issues, Needs some aging to blend the flavors a little more

I have to say that I was eagerly awaiting the time when I would get the chance to smoke the maduro version of this cigar. I had the regular connecticut shade wrapper version at a friends house a few weeks back and loved it. Then I found out that they had released a maduro version. I found them at a local B&M this past weekend. I bought the Toro and Belicoso size. I decided to smoke the Toro first.

The pre-light aroma has a very strong chocolate/coffee smell that was very pleasant. I almost want to hang one from my rearview mirror in my truck to get that smell in there! It had an easy draw after clipping it. It lit very well and produced a lot of smoke. It started out with that chocolate/coffee taste that matched the aroma that I mentioned above. It turned more towards a leathery taste near the middle of the cigar that was also very nice. I think that if you let these rest for a while and let the flavors blend then it would be an even better cigar. It had a pleasant finish and stayed pretty consistent around the Medium body that it started out with. I would highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys the Oliva Maduro or the Punch Maduro lines

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