Perdomo Patriarch Reviews

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Perdomo Patriarch Robusto
"The Best, Period"
I came to USA recently from a country where Cubans were plently available and strugled for some 6 months to find a smoke that really excited me. I got all kinds of Padrons, Ghurkas, Joyas, Rockys, Ashtons and Alecs. All good cigars but missed something. Decided to try this one which came in a sampler I got and kicked in the chair right in the first puff. Got another 10 and am right now smoking my second one and felt compelled to share my excitement here. This is now MY cigar. Even if some day I get back home these will sit right besides Partagas D4, Montecristo #2 and Bolivar Belicoso Fino in my humidor. A real masterpiece by Perdomo! My first rate 100 just because I can't rate it above 100.
Flavio in Midland, MI February 4, 2012
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto
"Top shelf cigar"
Starts out a bit spicy, but changes to toasted wheat and almonds by the half way point. Then changes to deep rich espresso and carmelized nuts on the last third. Powerful cigar all the way through- recommended for the experienced cigar smoker. right on at $7 a stick. A solid 90 point cigar.
Jake H in Arlington, WA January 25, 2012
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto
"Perfect smoke"
Very nice cigar! Start to finish
Rocco in Texas January 4, 2012
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto Connecticut
"Perdomo Patriacrh Conn. Robusto Awesome 30 minute"
I just had a Perdomo Patriarch Conn. Robusto after having it sit in the Humi for 2 weeks it was wonderful! 30 minute smoke out on the patio great burn.nice and easy cigar. I recommend this stick! ENJOY!
Freddy in Illinois June 6, 2011
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto Corojo
"First one, compares to Griffin quality"
One of my favorites now. Had no idea what to expect. Took a chance and got a box for on Cigar Auctioneer!!! Griffin Robustos have been my favorite and this cigar is a different experience but has the same level of quality--flawless smoke from start to finish. Mild-Med. For me, first 1/3 was creamy, fragrant but not sweet, like bitter dark chocolate. Smoke got a bit drier in 2/3 but still nice tobacco flavor. Last, 1/3 was driest and not like dark chocolate at all but had a nice toasty taste. Like Griffins, the smoke coming off the stick is near aromatic, but not in an overbearing way...subtle and luxurious. After exhaling, it's pleasant to catch a just a little of the smoke back into your nose. Smoke this in a room with still air to fully appreciate. I guess I like mild cigars with subtle complexities because I tried a Graycliff Expresso earlier (got it in a sampler)and I wanted to puke after the first 1/3--nothing enjoyable about that!?? Well, to each his own. BTW, I really like the My Father cigars too (tried the sampler of 6, all of them great sticks, but pricey). This Perdomo Patriarch is the best smoke I've had for the money so far...even if I didn't get it for the steal of a deal it is still worth it. I'm so stoked about getting these cigars! :)
Occasional smoker in Southern California May 28, 2011
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto
"Better than a Cuban MonteCristo #2 I had lately!"
I bought a pack of 5 of these off monster.com to try because I've had good luck with the lot 23s. The first 3 I tried were ok but not outstanding, but this last one... oh my! After 5 months in the humidor and with a manhattan on a cool evening on the back porch I'd rate this a 95! The cigar was absolutely perfect. I ashed once! That's right once! And I smoked it to the nub it was sooooo good. Maybe the 3 ounces of Bookers, 1 ounce of italian vermouth, 1 spoon of cherry juice helped but it was one of the best I've had in a while (and I've recently smoked some cuban Monte Cristo #2s). Would recommend this to anyone now and will save the last one of the bunch for a special occasion. Kudos to Perdomo for making such a great smoke.
Carl Johnson in Oklahoma April 28, 2011
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto
"Everything a cigar should be"
I have yet to find a Perdomo that disappoints. In general, Maduro's are not my favorite, but oddly, a couple of the my top cigars are, including this one. This one has just the right amount of everything I imagine a cigar should. Great, complex taste, strong but not overpowering, nice aroma, slow burn, easy draw, nice construction. Two thumbs up on this one.
Jackson in California January 13, 2011
Perdomo Patriarch Torpedo Corojo
"A beautiful , consistent smoke."
It is a one dimensional smoke. It was well constructed and had a cool sweet taste with a hint of zing. It burned a little quick an lasted 1hr. I would have liked to see it last a little longer. Appearance was great and draw was perfect. All and all a good stick.
Ray S in Cleveland , OH October 29, 2010
Perdomo Patriarch Robusto Corojo
"FLAT, DRY TASTE.--NO MORE."
SMOKED THE FIRST ONE AND I WONDER WHY I BOUGHT THEM. GOOD THING IT WAS ONLY FIVE. VERY DRY ALMOST BITTER TASTE EVEN AFTER THREE WEEKS IN ONE OF MY HUMIDORS AT 70/72.
DON PRUSAKOWSKI in PHOENIX, AZ. October 5, 2010
Perdomo Patriarch Corona Extra Connecticut
"Excellent Smoke"
I'm a new cigar smoker. This is my first review. I really enjoyed this smoke. The draw was easy and the burn was almost spot on. I found it to have the same taste all the way through. I would say a medium smoke with a woodsy, alittle pepper taste. I liked it.
Steve in Tucson, AZ. September 18, 2010
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