Humidor Smoked - Tested

For it's price and short smoking time not bad at all. I honestly expected a bit more of the manzanita line in general but that's my problem. Very good production quality, good draw, fully packed with tobacco. I'd say it's a decent smoke if you don't have much time. But I wonder if there are any better options out there, definitely gonna invest more time into the nub sized cigars.

*Smoked in the lounge. For it being the cigar of the year line I expected way more of the judge. It was a non-complex, stale and too subtle flavor profile that only came to life over halfway through the second third. For that price there are way better options out there that cost less and have a pretty straight forward flavor profile. the burn was pretty good and production quality was good but that all the positive there is to say.

Another great experience with Perdomo. A full-bodied cigar in both strenght and flavor. Produces a smooth, thick and creamy smoke, rolled very good and fully packed as is the standard at Perdomo. Nice draw throughout the whole cigar. It's a complex flavor profile that due to it's big ring gauge keeps developing from start to finish always giving you a new type of taste comination which keeps it very interesting. From the moment you light until it's done you will enjoy every single puff. No relight was needed and burned evenly throughout the whole 3 hour smoking time. What an excellent product from Perdomo. Will save these for the special occassions for years to come!

What a pleasant smoke from start to finish! Even burn, doesn't g out quickly, thick and rich creamy smoke. A bit of sweetness mixed with coffee throughout the cigar. Mild notes of wood, leather and earth come forward in the second third. Towards the middle of the second third chocolate come joins the mix in harmony with the whole flavor profile. In the final third a bit of pepper joins in to end a beautiful smoke with a bang. 9.5/10

Tightly rolled cigar with lots of flavor notes. A steady burn I guess due to the tight draw which I had to get used to at first. But due to it being rolled so tight my guess is that is why the wide variety in notes comes forward more easily and burns quite even through out the smoke. Solid 1.5 - 2 hour smoke doesn't go out quick. Definitely gonna buy a box later this year. 8.5/10

Quite a pleasant smoke and pretty flavourful for it's size. But I had to touch it up a few times throught which was unfortunate because of it's small size. Going to dry box the next few to see if that helps (Humidor is set at 66%.) The price of 5 Euro is right given all factors overall. Update: 26/03/2025 after rest them for a few months they are so good! Flavor profile developed in a very pleasant way. Gonna purchase 3 more boxes to that I have enough stock for a good while.

Another Perdomo that just hits the rights spots. A very pleasant creamy smoke with notes of nuts, ceder wood, and a small amout of coffee notes throughout the whole cigar. Towards the end a bit of white pepper comes through but in a background. Cigar is rolled firm and makes the draw resistance perfect. Result rich thick smoke which only starts to warm up a bit towards the very end. my drink of choice was water to really get an accurate flavour profile experience. smoke time about +2 hours, but I smoked it at a slow pace so you might end it faster. 9.5/10 overall.

A decent smoke to pair with anything you like. First and second third the notes of nuts, toast and very mild coffee came forward. In the final third notes of nut became stronger paired with wood and black pepper up front which is a nice combo in this blend. Variety in taste is really noticable througout the cigar. Smoking time about 45 - 60 minutes depending on how much you lay it to rest. Resting it "often" doesn't really affect it's flavours when you purge it on relighting. (I had other cigars where purging didn't remove the impurities.) Deffinitely a great cigar!

This one packs a puch! I underestimated the strength and got surprised at that! Strong yet creamy cedar wood and leather notes throughout the first third. Second third the nutty notes came forward paired with ceder which gave it a unique flavour. In final third pepper came in the mix closing it with a wide variety of notes and a serious punch of nicotine throughout. Definitely a after dinner cigar preferably a very big portioned dinner to carry the full body strenght of this masterpiece. If you like it strong this one is a winner!

What a size! Comedic to be fair and quite consistent in flavour throughout! With that price tag you can't miss honestly! Recommened if you have 2 hours to spare!

Not my cup of tea, yet I cannot deny the diversity of the notes found throughout the smoke. It might be that I don't like the general taste of the Criollo topsheet or Honduran tobacco in general. Will try more Criollo leaf / Honduran puro cigars in the future to find out if my palette just doesn't take it well. I would honestly recommend you to try at least 1 or 2 nevertheless of my personal opion given the most people seem to like it.

Such a contender in the Cuban range of brands. Guantanamera goes to show that Cubans can be dirt cheap and deserved to be talked about and enjoyed. Having said that, aroma wise it is in a unique yet still Cubanesque category. Not comparable to any other Cuban brand but that does not take away any merit. A very good mixture of flavours, slightly stonger than the Cristales variant. Good and even burn, lots of smoke, very good draw resistance though that may vary since they are machine made. Nevertheless 100% recommended!

A flavour filled mild to medium cigarillo, becomes a bit more spicy towards the end. Good burn, overall production quality seems to be pretty on point compared to other more expensive brands. It's very comparable to Montecristo though I personally find the Partagas chicos to be of a slightly high production quality. Smoke duration 20 - 30 minutes.

Flaoured cigars are not for me.. But if you like a sour cherry-like flavour you can't miss with this one especially for the price.