Review Notes: Nice mild cigar

 Review Notes: I have never had a Perdomo I liked. They're good cigars but I like to be blown away before I give a good review. I wasn't blown away by this one but it did give me more than I expected. It had alot of different flavors right from the first draw. Spice, leather, pepper, all the while remaining smooth till the end. I also liked the creaminess throughout the smoke. A good smoke all in all. Definitely the best Perdomo I've had.

 Review Notes: This stick exceeded my expectations. Featuring a slightly reddish hue it with a nice leathery wrapper highlighted by a tasteful band it makes an attractive appearance. Lighting easily it burned even and true until near the end when I helped it along with my lighter. It produced a firm gray ash that fell off at about the 1/3 point in the smoke. The flavor though is its best point. A complex Corojo peppery taste is predominant throughout the smoke but not overpowering and seasoned by a nutty creaminess. The initial flavor is more intense, then mellows and picks up intensity again in the later stages of the smoke. While a flavorful medium-full smoking experience this cigar is not a firecracker like a Cusano or Camacho Corojo. The flavor is more rounded and mellow but still clearly Corojo. Highly recommended.

 Review Notes: Good cigar good flavers and good price. Not full body about mild to medium. Like most of the nicaraguan cigars, bit ofb spice earth and hents leather. Smoked about 12 out of the box after keeping in a good humi. The problem that made me hate this cigar is the wrapper get breaks every 1/2 inch from the foot to the head. Other then this it will be good smoke