It was back in 2000 that Nick Perdomo first planted the crop of tobacco that would become the Lot 23 line of cigars. The name of the cigar comes from the plot of land itself, which was of course named Lot 23. These golden tobacco leaves were originally considered an experimental crop, and they did not blend well with many foreign tobaccos. As a result, the Perdomo Lot 23 cigars are all composed of tobacco from one field located in Esteli, Nicaragua. These cigars have a medium to full body and a creamy finish. A unique smoking experience that you won't find with any other cigar, try the Perdomo Lot 23 today.

A nicely constructed dark torpedo with an even draw but slightly uneven burn. It is predominantly woody in character with sweet spicy notes and a creamy finish. Rated 89

A nicely constructed dark torpedo with an even draw but slightly uneven burn. It is predominantly woody in character with sweet spicy notes and a creamy finish. Rated 89

A short and fat cigar, that despite its girth, draws and burns evenly. The smoke smacks of coffee beans, cedar and white pepper. Rated 89

A short and fat cigar, that despite its girth, draws and burns evenly. The smoke smacks of coffee beans, cedar and white pepper. Rated 89

An oddly shaped fat torpedo, though well constructed with an easy draw. It is woody and wheaty with a graham cracker note. Rated 89

An oddly shaped fat torpedo, though well constructed with an easy draw. It is woody and wheaty with a graham cracker note. Rated 89

An oily robusto with a great draw. It has a very leathery core complemented by cedar, coffee and orange peel notes. Rich and tasty. Rated 90.

An oily robusto with a great draw. It has a very leathery core complemented by cedar, coffee and orange peel notes. Rich and tasty. Rated 90.

This richly hued cigar gives off a pleasant aroma as it burns. The smoke is creamy and toasty with some leather notes. Rated 89

This richly hued cigar gives off a pleasant aroma as it burns. The smoke is creamy and toasty with some leather notes. Rated 89

These cigars were ten years in the making, and contain complex flavors. The Perdomo Reserve Champagne 10th Anniversary cigars have a smooth finish like you would come to expect with any of Perdomo's cigars. This line of cigars utilizes a US grown Connecticut shade wrapper, helping to create this smooth and creamy smoking experience. The original intention of these Perdomo reserve cigars was to commemorate the next generation of Tabacalera Perdomo's famous La Tradicion Perdomo Reserve line. Browse the selection of sizes below.

This light-hued Churchill is silky and has a firm draw. Medium-bodied flavors include earthy notes, with wood and light spice. The finish is peppery. Rated 88

This light-hued Churchill is silky and has a firm draw. Medium-bodied flavors include earthy notes, with wood and light spice. The finish is peppery. Rated 88

A fat cigar with a light wrapper. It's herbal and spicy, with a papery note and some odd notes. It's mild to medium bodied, with a short finish. Rated 87

A fat cigar with a light wrapper. It's herbal and spicy, with a papery note and some odd notes. It's mild to medium bodied, with a short finish. Rated 87

Pleasantly aromatic, this blond robusto has a smooth texture and draw. It's on the milder side, with tasty, steady notes of pepper and wood. The finish is earthy. Rated 89

Pleasantly aromatic, this blond robusto has a smooth texture and draw. It's on the milder side, with tasty, steady notes of pepper and wood. The finish is earthy. Rated 89

This pale torpedo has girth. It has an easy draw and a fine burn. It smacks of wood and earth. A light floral note indicates youth. The finish is mildly peppery. Rated 88

This pale torpedo has girth. It has an easy draw and a fine burn. It smacks of wood and earth. A light floral note indicates youth. The finish is mildly peppery. Rated 88