Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne
, Perdomo Cigars
Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, Nicaraguan binder and filler, made in Nicaragua. The Champagne name comes from the family's wrapper aging process, which Nick Perdomo Sr. named the 'Champagne' process.
| origin | Nicaragua |
|---|---|
| wrapper | Ecuadorian Connecticut |
| binder | Nicaraguan |
| filler | Nicaraguan |
| tobacco_age | Aged at least 6 years |
| strength | Mild to medium |
| format_example | Epicure, 6 x 54 |
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← All objectsWhy Cigar & Cedar selected it
The tobacco is aged at least six years, and the line is mild to medium in strength. The Epicure, 6 by 54, is the anchor format. A Connecticut that earned its place on merit rather than muscle.
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