Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Cigars

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Perdomo Connoisseur Collection Award Winning Sampler of 12

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$132.30 ~~$147.00~~

Perdomo Connoisseur Collection Connecticut Sampler of 12

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$127.58 ~~$141.76~~

Perdomo Connoisseur Collection Maduro Sampler of 12

Perdomo

$127.58 ~~$141.76~~

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Robusto

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from$10.75

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Epicure

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from$11.25

Perdomo Connoisseur Collection Sun Grown Sampler of 12

Perdomo

$127.58 ~~$141.76~~

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Super Toro

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from$12.26

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Churchill

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from$11.76

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Figurado

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from$9.75

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Torpedo

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from$11.03

A decade before the release of Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro cigars, the company was just getting off the ground in the 90s with a blend called Perdomo La Tradicion Reserve. The cigar was one of the company’s big hits, earning a 91-point rating from Cigar Aficionado (then a new-ish publication) and helping it cement a reputation for quality. As time rolled by and the company persisted and grew, the success of this blend gave the company reason to celebrate. Now, to this day, we’re still enjoying the blend in one of its modern forms: the exquisite Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro cigar.

This cigar is part of a three-version line. One version features the company’s “Champagne” Connecticut wrapper, and the other is wrapped in a sun-grown leaf. This one is for the earthy, dark cigar lovers out there. Inside, the filler blend of the Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro cigar is made of six-year aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan long-fillers and binders from Jalapa, Condega, and Estelí. The wrapper leaf is then aged for about 14 months in bourbon barrels. This allows the tobacco to infuse with an extra layer of complex flavor. The smoke doesn’t wind up tasting like liquor. It’s not a dipped cigar. Instead, you just get a bit more of those smoky, woody notes to enjoy.

While the Champagne version is probably the most popular, the Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro cigar might be the highest-rated, on average. Cigar Aficionado gave it a 91, describing it this way: “Though initially strong with espresso and earth, this dark cigar tempers to show a chocolate-and-vanilla sweetness atop a woodsy, forest floor base accented by hints of leather and dried fruit.”

That’s the first time we’ve heard the note “forest floor” called out, but when you’re a cigar expert and a professional writer, you’re bound to get tired of calling something “earthy” for the 1,000th time. We appreciate the specificity, so the forest floor it is. Campers, hikers, hunters, and other dirt aficionados, see if you can detect that flavor.

It’s really a fine cigar that’s a joy to smoke. Perdomo with its vast tobacco library not only knows how to blend up a great stogie but to make it consistent from year to year. If you’ve liked the Reserve blend, it’s every bit as good as you remember it being. You can count on this one to keep up the Perdomo reputation no matter what decade it is.

Please browse our selection of Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro cigars at your leisure.

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro FAQ's

What are the flavors like?

Espresso, chocolate and vanilla, leather, dried fruit.
What’s the strength level?

Medium-full.
Who is this cigar for?

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro cigars are for fans of the classic reserve line who want to taste a nice chocolatey, earthy version of the blend.
Will I want to smoke it to the nub?

For sure.
What’s a good pairing with it?

Perdomo’s standing recommendation to drink scotch and bourbon with so many of its blends is shared here. Russell’s Reserve Single Barrel has vanilla/chocolate notes that should pair really nicely with the Reserve Maduro. The names even match!
What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?

When you’re noticing how far you’ve come in life.
Any flaws/downsides?

It’s overshadowed by its big brother, the Reserve Champagne, but people don’t have bad things to say about the Maduro either. It’s living up to the Reserve name quite well.

Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro

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Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro FAQ's

What are the flavors like?

What’s the strength level?

Who is this cigar for?

Will I want to smoke it to the nub?

What’s a good pairing with it?

What’s the best time/place to smoke this cigar?

Any flaws/downsides?