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If you enjoy Nicaraguan puros (cigars containing 100% Nicaraguan binders, fillers, and wrappers) then Perdomo Grand Cru is sure to please. The Perdomo family has been greatly involved in the tobacco industry for at least three generations. With that in mind, they concentrate their quality control practices not only on the efforts of rolling each individual stick, but more so on growing quality tobacco. Each Perdomo cigar must maintain a consistent flavor from box to box, in addition to passing some of the highest quality control standards in the industry. Silvio Perdomo originally implemented these standards and believed a great cigar could only be created using exceptional tobacco. Today, Nick Perdomo not only still believes in this idea, but follows in his forefathers footsteps by continually releasing unique blends where the focus is not based on how many cigars are produced, but on the quality of each individual stick released for all to enjoy. Grand Cru comes in three different varieties so there is something in this line for all enthusiasts. The Connecticut is silky smooth but flavorful with an abundance of earthy characteristics throughout. If searching for a bit more body, the Corojo is a great choice as its toothy wrapper provides an exorbinant amount of spice without becoming overwhelming strong. For maduro fans, you can’t go wrong with this blend as the wrapper shows of dark oils and provides a fantastic rich flavor with light sweet nuances and a hint of espresso. All three feature 100% Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobaccos hand-picked from a 2004 crop, allowing for a perfectly balanced, medium to full-bodied experience. |