Strength: Mild
Wrapper: Connecticut
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua
Style: Robusto
Draw: Really Good
Flavor: Buttery, Rich, Sweet Tobacco

Review: Here we have a great cigar! The Perdomo Reserve Champagne.

On the toast up, I got a sweet and creamy aroma, with tons of light smoke. No problem lighting it up, I think it wanted me to, by how easy it was.

From the beginning to the middle of this smoke, I got sweet spice, buttery after taste and sweet tobacco. Its really tasty, especially with all the smoke you get from the draw. The after taste is really pleasing and with the smoke being so light, it almost feels like you ate the smoke. The draw is extremely smooth, it almost feels like your not smoking. And because of the smoothness, its really easy on your palate.

Getting towards the end of the smoke, it stayed on the creamy side, but with a bit more spice. This is a nice touch because it creates a really nice balance. The cigar is mild, but towards the end it builds more body and it becomes a little more medium and that’s due to the smoke becoming a little more thicker, unlike the beginning of the smoke, when it was extremely light.

The ash is a light grey with white veins, but It wasn’t as strong as I hoped it would be, the ash didn’t hold up to long before it came off. The burn through out the whole smoke stayed good with no touch ups and no uneven spots.

Final Note: I really enjoyed this cigar, its tasty, its mild, no bad aftertaste, great aroma and sooooooo smooth…. What more would you want? Im becoming more of a full body cigar smoker, but this is a mild cigar I will always come back to. Perfect for the morning after a delicious breakfast. You have to try this cigar, you wont be disappointed.

Rating: 4/5 – Great
Date Smoked: 1-11-08