Perdomo Travel Packs, 20 Cigars

Perdomo

Perdomo Travel Packs

Price $158.85 MSRP $205.00

A bundle of 5 Humidified Travel Bags containing 4 Epicure (6 x 54) Cigars.

A great value, go anywhere cigar. The Humidified Travel Bags comes in 4 varieties.

10th Anniversary Champagne - Each Travel Bag contains 4 Champagne Epicure Cigars -A Mild and Smooth, Creamy Cigar

Connecticut Variety Pack - Each Travel Bag Contains 4 Epicure Cigars; 1 each - 10th Anniversary, Connecticut Champagne, 1 each Lot 23 Connecticut, 1 each 20th Anniversary Connecticut, and 1 each Bourbon Barrel Aged Habano Connecticut.

Sun Grown Variety Pack - Each Travel Bag Contains 4 Epicure Cigars; 1 each - 10th Anniversary Sun Grown, 1 each Lot 23 Sun Grown, 1 each 20th Anniversary Sun Grown, and 1 each Bourbon Barrel Aged Habano Sun Grown.

Maduro Variety Pack - Each Travel Bag Contains 4 Epicure Cigars; 1 each - 10th Anniversary Maduro, 1 each Lot 23 Maduro, 1 each 20th Anniversary Maduro, and 1 each Bourbon Barrel Aged Habano Maduro

Strength

Mild

Wrapper

Connecticut

Flavor

Smooth, Creamy, Butterery.

10th Anniversary Champagne - Bundle of 5 Travel Packs with 4 Epicure sized Cigars each. 20 Count Total. 10th Anniversary Champagne - Bundle of 5 Travel Packs with 4 Epicure sized Cigars each. 20 Count Total. Connecticut Variety Pack - Bundle of 5 Travel Packs with 4 Epicure sized Cigars each. 20 Count Total. Sungrown Variety Pack - Bundle of 5 Travel Packs with 4 Epicure sized Cigars each. 20 Count Total. Maduro Variety Pack - Bundle of 5 Travel Packs with 4 Epicure sized Cigars each. 20 Count Total.

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.