Perdomo Patriarch Robusto Corojo
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto Corojo is made in honor of Nicholas Perdomo Sr., father, mentor, and hero of Nick Perdomo, Jr. Traditionally hand made in his father's favorite blends, these cigars are made with exquisite core tobaccos from Nicaragua's fertile Esteli, Condega, and Jalapa valleys, rolled in Corojo, Ecuadorian Conn. and triple-fermented Maduro. The smoke yields an impressive, robust taste with rich, complex flavors and a smooth, elegant finish. These exquisite cigars are proudly offered in traditional Cuban sizes.
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Perdomo Patriarch Robusto Corojo
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto Corojo is made in honor of Nicholas Perdomo Sr., father, mentor, and hero of Nick Perdomo, Jr. Traditionally hand made in his father's favorite blends, these cigars are made with exquisite core tobaccos from Nicaragua's fertile Esteli, Condega, and Jalapa valleys, rolled in Corojo, Ecuadorian Conn. and triple-fermented Maduro. The smoke yields an impressive, robust taste with rich, complex flavors and a smooth, elegant finish. These exquisite cigars are proudly offered in traditional Cuban sizes.