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Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro
Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro
Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro
Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro

Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro

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  • Strength

    Medium-Full
  • Origin/Country

    Nicaragua
  • Wrapper Type

    Maduro, Nicaragua
  • Binder

    Nicaragua
  • Filler

    Nicaragua
  • Made

    HM
  • Flavored

    Natural
VITOLA PACKING PRICE QTY

Box of 16

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US$ 184.00

US$ 155.95

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Box of 16

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US$ 168.00

US$ 141.95

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Box of 16

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US$ 152.00

US$ 128.95

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About Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro

Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro is a massive, unapologetic celebration of bold Nicaraguan tobacco. Originally introduced in the early 2000s when a 70-ring gauge was considered wildly unconventional, this massive cigar built a cult following and was recently brought back due to sheer popular demand. Hand-rolled in Estelí, Nicaragua, the Master Blender utilizes a thick, 5-year-aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan Maduro wrapper over a robust core of Cuban-seed Nicaraguan binder and filler leaves. This combination delivers an intense volume of smoke while properly showcasing the rich volcanic terroir of the brand's proprietary farms.

Lighting a vitola this thick takes patience, but the payoff is an incredibly cool, open draw. Because of the massive 70-ring gauge, the smoke volume is tremendous, yet the temperature remains low, preventing any bitterness. The dark, 5-year-aged wrapper provides an oily texture that balances the heavy, robust Nicaraguan filler. Primary tasting notes hit the palate with rich earth and deep cedar, followed closely by subtle hints of red wine and sturdy oak. The burn stays surprisingly straight for such a thick barrel, making it a highly reliable, long-lasting smoke that will easily occupy an entire evening.

This line is highly sought-after by smokers who specifically want a long, cool-smoking session without sacrificing full-bodied flavor. Finding a 70-ring gauge puro that does not suffer from construction issues is difficult, but this brand's meticulous oversight in Estelí ensures perfection. At Cigar Country, we supply these massive cigars strictly factory-fresh. We eliminate the middlemen and store our inventory in our aging room under precise 70/70 climate control, guaranteeing the large Maduro wrappers retain their vital oils and arrive at your door ready to perform.

More Blend Details

Origin: Nicaragua

Factory: Tabacalera Perdomo (Estelí, Nicaragua)

Available Sizes: Robusto (5 x 70), Puro (6 x 70), Churchill (7 x 70)

Packaging: Boxes of 16

Ratings: Cigar Aficionado awarded Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro cigars multiple 85+ point ratings.

Pairing & Recommendations

To stand up to a massive 70-ring gauge cigar that takes over an hour and a half to smoke, you need a substantial beverage. A heavy pour of an aged single malt scotch or a bold, tannic Cabernet Sauvignon perfectly complements the red wine and oak-tasting notes naturally found in the Nicaraguan filler. If you are lighting up a Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro 5x70 on a weekend afternoon, a strong dark roast coffee or a creamy stout will balance the rich earthiness of the wrapper. It is the perfect choice for a long poker night or a slow weekend barbecue.

Handling a cigar this thick requires the right tools. You will likely need a large-ring gauge double-guillotine cutter or a punch cutter to open the cap cleanly. When lighting, take your time. Hold a multi-jet torch lighter a couple of inches from the foot, rotating slowly to toast the massive surface area of the filler evenly before you draw the flame toward the wrapper. Keep a relaxed smoking cadence of about one puff per minute. Drawing too frequently on a 70-ring gauge can overheat the cherry, but a slow rhythm ensures the deep cedar and oak flavors remain smooth down to the nub.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here you'll find answers to frequently asked questions for both first-time and experienced smokers

Is Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro a good cigar?

Yes, it is a fantastic choice for smokers who love large-ring-gauge cigars with medium to full-bodied flavor. The 5-year-aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobacco delivers a remarkably smooth, cool draw without sacrificing the robust strength associated with Estelí.

Lounge regulars consistently choose this line when they want a long-lasting smoke that burns evenly and provides massive clouds of rich flavor.

A single cigar typically costs between $8.50 and $11.00, depending on the specific length, such as the Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro 6×70. A full box of 16 usually ranges from $135.00 to $175.00.

This pricing represents an incredible value, as you are getting a massive amount of 5-year-aged premium Nicaraguan tobacco for a highly accessible price point.

Cigar Aficionado has awarded this oversized line multiple solid 85+ point ratings, recognizing its impressive construction and steady combustion despite its massive size.

If you read any Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Maduro review, you will find consistent praise for its cool burning temperature and deep, earthy profile.

You can buy these massive cigars online through trusted authorized retailers like Cigar Country, ensuring you receive authentic stock straight from the manufacturer.

Every order is stored in our warehouse under strict 70/70 climate control and ships factory-fresh, ensuring these large cigars arrive in prime smoking condition.

The flavor profile is incredibly rich and earthy, anchored by dominant tasting notes of dark cedar and sturdy oak.

As the burn progresses, the 5-year-aged Maduro wrapper and the heavy Nicaraguan filler introduce subtle, complex undertones reminiscent of robust red wine.

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