Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne

DaBear · 09-17-2010, 09:45 PM

Figured I'd try my hand at a review, so here goes:

Appearance: Very light wrapper, a couple noticeable imperfections and blemishes near the cap, but not enough to turn me away

Prelight draw: A little looser than I prefer, but still not bad. Strong fruit flavors.

First few puffs are very similar to the prelight draw, heavy fruit flavors, cherry becoming a bit more prominent. Fruity flavorsbegin to mellow out as you go on, giving way to a more leathery taste, still a very mild cigar. An almost perfectly even burn. Flavors begin to become richer, leathery taste gives way to a more hay-like flavor, a light fruity-ness still hanging around. This is definitely a very mild cigar, perfect for a summer cookout, I'm wishing I had some watermelon right now.

I would definitely buy this bad boy again, especially for the price($6.50 at my local H&M), but probably not until the summer.

09-17-2010, 09:45 PM	#1
DaBear Have My Own Room Join Date: Sep 2010 First Name: Bear Location: Raleigh, NC(NC State) Posts: 2,010 Trading: (26)	Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Champagne Figured I'd try my hand at a review, so here goes: Appearance: Very light wrapper, a couple noticeable imperfections and blemishes near the cap, but not enough to turn me away Prelight draw: A little looser than I prefer, but still not bad. Strong fruit flavors. First few puffs are very similar to the prelight draw, heavy fruit flavors, cherry becoming a bit more prominent. Fruity flavorsbegin to mellow out as you go on, giving way to a more leathery taste, still a very mild cigar. An almost perfectly even burn. Flavors begin to become richer, leathery taste gives way to a more hay-like flavor, a light fruity-ness still hanging around. This is definitely a very mild cigar, perfect for a summer cookout, I'm wishing I had some watermelon right now. I would definitely buy this bad boy again, especially for the price($6.50 at my local H&M), but probably not until the summer.