Perdomo little cigars are among the really big brands in the world, even if they don’t have the racing omee in Europe as they do in the USA. Seven lines, samplers, cigar sets and accessories make up the traditional brand. Perdomo Fresco, Perdomo Lot 23, Patriach Perdomo little cigars and Reserve Perdomo little cigars – these are the names of the Perdomo little cigars series. Perdomo little cigars have a long tradition. It all began in San Jose de las Lajas in Cuba, an agricultural but also industrial area.
Most Perdomo little cigars are puros and are made exclusively from Nicaraguan tobacco – unmistakable cigars with tradition and that certain Perdomo taste.
Nicaragua has now become a well-known and especially popular growing area for Caribbean tobacco. The climatic conditions here are similar to those in Cuba and are therefore ideal for growing the tasty tobacco varieties. Particularly noteworthy are the Estelí region and the Jalapa valley, which are considered particularly fertile and produce the most aromatic tobacco. Perdomo little cigars have also benefited from this since 1992. In various series, they become culinary delights for tobacco lovers all over the world.
The latest series is the Perdomo 20th Anniversary, which was created in 2012 for the 20th anniversary. These Perdomo little cigars are available with two different wrappers: the dark Maduro or the Sun Grown. With the formats you can choose between a Gordo, Robusto, Churchill, Epicure or a Figurado.
The Patriarch series of Perdomo little cigars offers a special visual highlight. Here three types of cover sheets are decorated with stylish banderoles. Maduro, Corojo and Connecticut give the aromatic Perdomo little cigars a stylish coating and show their best side with artistic decoration. Arranged in a box made of Spanish cedar wood, these cigars are both optically and tastefully a delight that makes every smoker’s heart beat faster.
Many smokers today try different types of tobacco products. But not everyone knows that it is necessary to follow certain rules, which each species has its own. This includes knowing how to smoke Perdomo little cigars. This is necessary so that when smoking: get as much pleasure as possible; cause as little harm as possible to yourself and other people; use tobacco products rationally so as not to waste them in case of inept handling; not look awkward in a respectable society.
Most heavy smokers who have smoked many regular cigarettes think they can quickly and easily learn to smoke other types of tobacco products. And they make a lot of mistakes.