Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne Connecticut Figurado is a mild to medium-bodied cigar with an Ecuadorian Connecticut bourbon barrel-aged wrapper, Cuban-seed Nicaraguan binder, and Cuban-seed Nicaraguan filler tobaccos. The tobacco used in the blend is aged for at least 6 years. The wrappers go through a special aging process that is kept as a family secret. Nick Perdomo Sr. named this process the "Champagne" process. The Maduro and Sun Grown versions are medium to full-bodied and box-pressed with wrappers bourbon barrel-aged for an extra 14 and 10 months respectively. Try the Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne Connecticut Figurado cigars today!
Perdomo Cigars is a family-owned company based in Miami, Florida with agricultural and manufacturing facilities in Esteli, Nicaragua. To ensure the highest quality, they oversee every step of the process from the tobacco-growing processes in Esteli, Condega, and Jalapa, to distribution in Miami. The brand is known for producing some of the highest quality Nicaraguan cigars that many cigar aficionados consider their favorites. Their motto is to continuously offer premium cigars at affordable prices around the world. Shop for Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne Connecticut Figurado cigars!
Product Details
Product Type: Premium handmade cigars.
Remarkable Product Attributes: This blend is named after the aging process that Nick Perdomo Sr. called "Champagne."
Strength Profile: Mild to medium-bodied.
Master Blender Tasting Notes: "A creamy smoke with hints of scotch, almond, and oak. Perfect to pair with a glass of whiskey."
Accolades: Cigar Aficionado awarded Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne Connecticut Cigars multiple 85+ point ratings.
Created in: 2014
Made in: Nicaragua
Master Blender: Nick Perdomo, Jr.
Owners: Perdomo Cigars
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