perdomo (2) exponente maduro

tnip23 · 10-20-2008, 04:22 PM

I wasn't planning on reviewing this cigar, but it was such a nice smoke, I decided to share. I got this in a PIF on the old board and it is the first perdomo of any kind I have had.

I enjoyed this cigar with a glass of Folie a deux, Menage a trois red wine. The cigar, a 6x43 long corona and the wine complimented each other very well.

The cigar was complex in that it was a spice and flavor bomb, there were nuances of cinnamon, cayenne, cocoa, almond, and black cherry. It was not a cigar that changed much from beginnng to end though other than intensifying the same flavors.

The burn and ash were perfect throughout, and this was a finger-burner. I haven't been enjoying many maduros lately other than padrons so this was a real pleasant surprise.

I would definitley smoke one of these again and will probably seek some out in the near future if I can find any.

10-20-2008, 04:22 PM	#1
tnip23 New Patriotic Dissenter Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Troy Location: central PA Posts: 90 Trading: (2)	perdomo (2) exponente maduro I wasn't planning on reviewing this cigar, but it was such a nice smoke, I decided to share. I got this in a PIF on the old board and it is the first perdomo of any kind I have had. I enjoyed this cigar with a glass of Folie a deux, Menage a trois red wine. The cigar, a 6x43 long corona and the wine complimented each other very well. The cigar was complex in that it was a spice and flavor bomb, there were nuances of cinnamon, cayenne, cocoa, almond, and black cherry. It was not a cigar that changed much from beginnng to end though other than intensifying the same flavors. The burn and ash were perfect throughout, and this was a finger-burner. I haven't been enjoying many maduros lately other than padrons so this was a real pleasant surprise. I would definitley smoke one of these again and will probably seek some out in the near future if I can find any. __________________ "If you resolve to give up smoking, drinking, and loving, you don't actually live longer, it just seems longer."--Clement Freud