Perdomo Champagne Epicure - Daily Deal
chrislolds
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The daily deal, I've been thinking of getting some of these for awhile now and saw this up on the daily deal, I'd like to get an opinion from people on the forum on not only the cigar itself but also on the deal and if they think it's a good deal for these?
(10) Perdomo Champagne Epicure $39.95
(10) Perdomo Champagne Epicure $39.95
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You like the Perdomo Champagne? My fiance likes to smoke cigars with me and I've been trying to narrow down her tastes, she seems to like the milder connecticut wrappers with some nutty flavor, so these looked like they'd fit the bill and be good for a morning smoke for me on the weekends with some coffee.
2. When you get them, unbox the cigars and place them in a gallon zipper bag with the humipack
3. When the humidor is ready, place the cigar in the humidor.
Problem solved. no need to miss out on your favorite cigar. The other option is to call when the humi is ready, tell the rep you missed it but would like the deal. 9 times out of 10 they'll go for it.
My return to Perdomo was far more successful than any forays into the Lot 23. The Reserve 10th Champagne Robusto was a beautiful golden stick...or was that just the cello? Well, the cello is tinted, which I don't really care for because it hides the cigar from a good inspection. But once I pulled this stick out, it was still a smooth golden wrapper. The aroma was good, but I didn't get much flavor from the cap.
After a long toast, this lights right up. The roll is loose and the cigar smokes pretty quickly because of that, but not too quickly. Easy draw with that, of course. The flavors are toast, cream, and nutmeg. On the retro, I got some black pepper, but not much in the mouth.
The combination of flavors is what I expect from a good CT, with the addition of extra pepper in the retro. There wasn't a lot of evolution of flavor through the smoke, but it was pleasurable. Some hints of cedar came and went, and there was some sweetness; however, the construction and ease of smoke are what really stands out on this cigar. The first ash held solid over 2 inches. So did the second. After that I nubbed it. Nothing offensive to this smoke at all in terms of flavors, strength, feel, or construction.
I paired this with a Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan brown ale, and they went great together. I suspect the cigar would also go well with coffee. Because it is not super-complex, it begs for a pairing. I'll definitely return to this cigar if it proves to be consistent with this particular sitting.