Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut

Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut

Lot 23 Robusto Connecticut - 5 X 50 Box of 24
Price  $189.95 MSRP  $228.00
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Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut

Perdomo

Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut

Price  $189.95 MSRP  $228.00

PERDOMO Lot 23 was awarded the Best Value Brand of Nicaragua in 2012 by Cigar Journal and is one of the best-selling premium cigars in the world. The history of PERDOMO Lot 23 is very special for the Perdomo family. Nick Perdomo, Sr. pioneered the project in 2000 as he and his son Nick, Jr. worked closely together to develop one of the families’ most prestigious farms in Estelí, Nicaragua. Similar to a wine maker’s single vineyard reserve, PERDOMO Lot 23 utilizes tobaccos that are grown exclusively on the same plot of land. The secret to the success of PERDOMO Lot 23 is the special blending of 5-year aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobaccos that come from this extremely fertile farm.

The PERDOMO Lot 23 Connecticut utilizes 5-year aged higher-priming Ecuadorian Connecticut-shade wrappers that add a rich creaminess to the robust 5-year aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos. The PERDOMO Lot 23 Connecticut offers a smooth smoke with soft hints of cedar and honey on the finish.  

Strength
Mild-Medium

Wrapper
Connecticut

Flavor
Smooth & Creamy.Hints of Cedar & Honey
Size

The Perdomo Story

Perdomo Cigars began in 1992, when Nick Perdomo Jr. and his father, Nick Sr., started Nick's Cigar Co. in the garage of Nick Jr.'s home in Hialeah, Florida. The family's cigar roots reach back to Cuba: Nick Sr. and his father, Silvio, both worked in the Cuban cigar industry, including at the historic Partagas factory.

Today the family-owned company works from seed to finished cigar in Nicaragua. Perdomo oversees its own farms, curing barns, fermentation, aging, rolling, box making, and quality control. That vertical approach reflects the family's belief that consistency comes from caring for every stage of the tobacco's journey. What began as a father-and-son operation has grown into a multigenerational house built around Nicaraguan tobacco, patient aging, and the Perdomo family's hands-on standards.

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