While the 20th Anniversary Sun Grown’s burn was great, its flavor is even better.  The cigar is complex and full-bodied without being overpowering.  The first third features mix of notes that are sweet, earthy, and spicy.  The earth and spice continues into the second third and mingles with nuts.  The final third is a tasty blend of leather, wood, and coffee that caps of a great cigar.

Perdomo has impressed me once again.  The 20th Anniversary Sun Grown Robusto was solid in all aspects and very enjoyable.  I would recommend it to experienced smokers seeking full flavor and full body.  At around $8 each, it’s probably too expensive as an everyday cigar, but definitely worth keeping handy for on the weekends.  You can find it in boxes of 24.  Is it box-worthy?  You bet.

The Perdomo 20th Anniversary Sun Grown Robusto earns a rating of four out of four stars.

Don Pepin Garcia Blue Label Delicias

Don Pepin Garcia is a tobacco industry legend, so if he puts his own name on a brand of cigars, you know they have to be pretty special.  The Don Pepin Garcia Blue Label has the distinction of being the first cigar released under Garcia’s own name.  Cigar Aficionado gave the Blue Label a solid rating, so I am hoping that this Delicias I am about to light will come through and provide a solid smoking experience.

The Don Pepin Garcia Blue Label Delicias is a Churchill that measures 7 x 50.  In all, there are reportedly nine sizes available in the line, so you should definitely be able to find one to suit your preferences.  The Blue Label is a Nicaraguan puro, so its filler, binder, and wrapper are all made of Nicaraguan tobaccos.  As far as strength is concerned, the Blue Label is listed as full-bodied.