Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage Cigars

The Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage Connecticut Churchill cigars are double-aged for 12 years – 10 in bales and 2 more in bourbon barrels. Proving why Perdomo is one of best-selling brands in America, this medium body masterpiece is impeccably rolled, slow burning, and loaded with flavors of nuts, coffee bean, spice, caramel and just a hint of bourbon infused from the barrel.

Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage Connecticut Epicure 6 × 56 PEDCE Skillfully aged in bales for 10 years and aged again for an additional 2 years in oak bourbon barrels, the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage Connecticut Epicure cigars will overwhelm your taste buds with their delectable flavors.

The tobaccos used to make the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Gordo Extra undergo a unique aging process that involves a decade of bale aging and two years of fermentation in bourbon barrels. This Toro’s Ecuadorian Shade Connecticut wrapper is draped over a Nicaraguan binder and filler. Medium-bodied, the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year is a wonderfully smooth smoke with a creamy complexity and subtle hints of caramel and cedar.

The Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper of the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage Connecticut Robusto has a golden brown color to it. The wrapper was more silky, than oily. While there are some visible wrapper seams and visible veins, I considered the cigar itself to be on the smooth side. The band is a large one with a lot going on it.

From the house of Perdomo comes a new release for 2014, the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage. This new blend release will be available in three wrapper blends, a Connecticut Shade, a Sun Grown, and a Maduro version with Nicaraguan fillers. The cigars are made using tobaccos from a 2001 / 2002 vintage crop, then aged in bales for 10 years followed by an additional 2 years aged in wood barrels. The result is a medium bodied smoke that smooth and well balanced in all wrapper styles, the Sun Grown and Maduro wrappers add a bit more spice or earthiness, while the Connecticut delivers creamy flavors. The cigars are available in 4 sizes in boxes of 24 cigars. The cigars will be made in limited quantities and will only be released to 250 of the finest tobacconists world-wide.

I sure as hell can’t remember, but Nick Perdomo was in the midst of cultivating premium tobaccos that wouldn’t be seen again for twelve whole years. After over a decade of waiting, we finally welcome Perdomo Double Aged 12-Year Vintage. It’s a three part release that’s sure to knock your impatient socks off. Nick has outdone himself this time around, shelling out three separate blends that each lay claim to 12-year-old, exquisitely fermented tobacco leaves. Dressed in Connecticut, Sun Grown, and Maduro wrappers, Double Aged 12-Year Vintage has a selection for every cigar lover out there. All of the tobaccos in each blend – wrapper, binder, and filler – go through an extensive “double aging” process. They are bale-aged for ten years before moving on to barrel-aging in charred, white oak bourbon barrels for the next two years, resulting in a refined product that’s brimming with flavor. This process ensures that the crop from 2001 has impeccable color, texture, aroma, and flavor. 

If you’re looking for really enjoyable medium-bodied smokes with rich, buttery, and delicious smooth flavors of dark chocolate, caramel, sweet spice, and hints of bourbon, these are the ones for you. The Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage Maduro Robusto cigars are uniquely aged for 12 years in both bales and oak bourbon barrels. Each puff proves why the Perdomo family is famous for creating some of the best legendary cigars in the game.

From the house of Perdomo comes a new release for 2014, the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage. This new blend release will be available in three wrapper blends, a Connecticut Shade, a Sun Grown, and a Maduro version with Nicaraguan fillers. The cigars are made using tobaccos from a 2001 / 2002 vintage crop, then aged in bales for 10 years followed by an additional 2 years aged in wood barrels. The result is a medium bodied smoke that smooth and well balanced in all wrapper styles, the Sun Grown and Maduro wrappers add a bit more spice or earthiness, while the Connecticut delivers creamy flavors. The cigars are available in 4 sizes in boxes of 24 cigars. The cigars will be made in limited quantities and will only be released to 250 of the finest tobacconists world-wide.

In 2001, Britney Spears was #1 on the billboard charts, Enron filed for bankruptcy, and the nasty combination of Curt Schilling and Randy Johnson led the Arizona Diamondbacks to the World Series. Just when I thought 2001 was a thing of the past, Perdomo Double Aged 12-Year Vintage came across my desk. Nick has outdone himself this time around, shelling out three separate blends that each lay claim to 12-year-old, exquisitely fermented tobacco leaves. Dressed in Connecticut, Sun Grown, and Maduro wrappers, Double Aged 12-Year Vintage has a selection for every cigar lover out there. All of the tobaccos in each blend – wrapper, binder, and filler – go through an extensive “double aging” process. They are bale-aged for ten long years before moving on to barrel-aging in charred, white oak bourbon barrels for the next two years, resulting in a refined product that’s brimming with flavor. This process ensures that the crop from 2001 has impeccable color, texture, aroma, and flavor. 

Expert artisanship and patience have created a smoke that is incredibly smooth, complex, and well balanced. With more than a decade of aging, the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage Sun Grown Epicure is about as flavorful as a cigar can get. Medium bodied in strength, these big Toro-sized beauties are sold in dress boxes of 24.

From the house of Perdomo comes a new release for 2014, the Perdomo Double Aged 12 Year Vintage. This new blend release will be available in three wrapper blends, a Connecticut Shade, a Sun Grown, and a Maduro version with Nicaraguan fillers. The cigars are made using tobaccos from a 2001 / 2002 vintage crop, then aged in bales for 10 years followed by an additional 2 years aged in wood barrels. The result is a medium bodied smoke that smooth and well balanced in all wrapper styles, the Sun Grown and Maduro wrappers add a bit more spice or earthiness, while the Connecticut delivers creamy flavors. The cigars are available in 4 sizes in boxes of 24 cigars. The cigars will be made in limited quantities and will only be released to 250 of the finest tobacconists world-wide.