"A great cigar"

This is a great cigar to smoke as an everyday or for those special occasions. Burn, draw and taste are excellent...a must smoke

"Not to shabby"

fairly decent cigar, draw was good, the cigar was quite veiny. Predominant notes were earthy, a smooth creamy sweetness, and a bit of spice with a coffee bean note here and there. I generally prefer more full bodied cigars but this smoked well and had a some decent presence. all in all not bad for the price.

"skip these, save for a good cigar"

Tasteless, lots of smoke, decent burn, but the taste is ashy & flat. Big dissapointment, save the lot 23 to grow anything else but tobacco.

"A True Classic Smoke"

Nick 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

"Great smoke, better than many cubans"

My expectations from this stick were high but it delivered fully. Living in Russia I have an opportunity to smoke top Cuban cigars which dominate the market here. So I can tell you guys that Perdomo Lot 23 beats many premium Cubans by a wide margin. It has all the Cubans have but also flavor and sweetness which they often lack. Wonderful smoke! I can not wait to smoke Maduro version which rests in my humidor after spending three weeks in shipping.

"Certainty in a box"

Nick Perdomo Jr. recommended these to me during his visit. It had no big surprises, but it was a great cigar for those who are developing taste. Bought a box of 20 autographed by Nick. 10 are gone, all my friends enjoy this cigar. Satisfies every time.

"A favorite"

I always have these in my humidor. I like the natural a little better than the maduro, but either way, you can't miss. Very tasty cigar.

"The train stops here"

This was one of the first cigars I've ever smoked, and it really took me on to smoking and encouraged me to try other cigars. The entire time through my journey, this cigar has been my standard and remains my standard for everything I should look for in a cigar. I tried another one this past weekend for the first time since that first cigar and..."aaaah" say no more. The train stops here at the Perdomo Lot 23 for me. Cigars that are more expensive simply are not worth it..

"Tobacco flavor"

Not really a fan of the natural lot 23, I think the maduro is wonderful. The natural lacks complexity as well as flavor unless your smoking preference is that of tobacco flavor. The construction is good, draw is good, flavor blah. I say stay with the Habano and Champagne naturals of the Perdomo line and stick with the Maduro Lot 23. Not recommended unless you are looking for a large smooth cigarette.

"fast becoming one of my favorites"

These are fast becoming one of my favorites. Nice smoke for the price.I will keep some of these in my humidor.