About this cigar
Perdomo's 10th Anniversary Champagne remains one of the few "special release" cigars that actually delivered on its promise. This Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper sits golden and unblemished over a blend that Nicaraguan master blender Nick Perdomo refined across multiple harvest years. The result is a cigar that feels almost delicate for a robusto, yet carries surprising complexity beneath its refined exterior. Expect creamy cedar and soft toasted almond in the first third, transitioning to subtle honeyed undertones and a whisper of vanilla by the midway point. The draw is consistently effortless, the burn line stays honest, and the ash holds firm. This is not a power cigar. It's the thinking person's robusto, the kind you return to after a client dinner or during an unhurried evening with good company. For lounge owners and upscale retailers, the 25-count box hits the sweet spot between margin and customer satisfaction. Champagne holds its reputation without requiring constant restocking, and the vitola suits both the novice and the experienced palate. This is inventory that builds credibility.
