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Our Customer Reviews for
Perdomo Lot 23 CigarsSweet Surprise Got this cigar in a package deal from Famous. Wasn't really expecting a whole lot and was very pleasantly surprised by this stick. Although I do tend to like dark, rich flavors the sweetness that came through in this cigar was just stellar. My only complaint was that in the last third of the smoke, the burn become hopelessly uneven. However, I came back inside and looked up a box price on these and couldn't believe how low their price is. I'll definitely be looking forward to aging these in a humidor and will be happy to have them on hand to offer to friends. Ty..
This review was written about Perdomo Lot 23 Robusto by Tyler F of Wisconsin on September 2, 2010just okayNice wooden box, i'm afraid thats what I bought
This review was written about Perdomo Lot 23 Churchill by william of dallas tx on August 20, 2010A True Classic SmokeNick did it right on this classic cigar, the history of the lot is pretty cool and so is the smoke. Medium with spice and natural flavor, excellent construction and burn, a cool smoke thats a nubber for sure so get a tooth pick and enjoy the last inch. everyone should keep a few in their collection they age very well and are worth the consideration
This review was written about Perdomo Lot 23 Robusto by Ken of Sammamish Washington on August 17, 2010A Great Flavour-Filled SmokeI bought one to try when I was in Spokane recently, now I wish I?d bought a bunch. My first Perdomo and my first Gordito ? I am sold on this brand and this sizing. I will buy a box when I have some room in my humidor.
It burnt evenly with an easy-draw which I like, my impressions were of a creamy smoothness, yet lots of flavour coffee and nuts
This review was written about Perdomo Lot 23 Gordito by Gurth of Calgary, AB on July 30, 2010((( Much Better )))After reviewing the Perdomo Lot 23 Toro for the second time, the cigar has improved, with a little extra time spent in the humidor. The Lot 23, now burns with a clean white ash, and easily supports a one inch ash. In the first half of the burn, notes of wood were present in the nose, and on the pallet. On the second half of the burn, notes of spice and pepper were present in the nose. The burn time for this Toro, was approximately 60 minuets. Due to its inconsistency, I can not rate this cigar again.
This review was written about Perdomo Lot 23 Churchill by Robb of Michigan on July 17, 2010View all 86 customer reviews |
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