I just wanted to see what everyone else thinks of these. as I love Perdomos for the most part myself. Matt started the question on cigars & related. They look great, don't they?

I've bought them a few times. I havent been disappointed yet!

I've got about 40 of these myself (torps & toros), hard to beat em' for an everyday smoke !!

No problems with draw? I can't seem to get them to draw or stay lit. Maybe my humidity is too high.I did put some in another humidor but I have not tested them in a while.

Dapper, I have had draw problems with them as well. However, if you drybox them a few days to a week, depending on your local environment, or let them rest they are good smokes. I have some that are about 8 months aged now in my coolers and they smoke GREAT.

I left a bundle out of the humidor for about 4 weeks, and they smoked and great and the draw was wonderful! I missed them in a shipment and found them while attempting to use the box for something else! A gift from the Gods......they need to be in humidity of around 65%!

Charlie

I've had some draw issues, but nothing I would complain over. Been very happy with the robustos, and looking forward to the torpedos making their way to me as I speak

Is the pic on the right a Churchill or double corona? Can you get that size reliably or is it random?

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Author: Charlie Date: 01/05/2005 12:19 PM
they need to be in humidity of around 65%!
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Absolute fact ... that's the gospel I've been preaching here for a long ol' time now ... and it's true of a great many cigars, not just Perdomo's ... the Ivory Soap percentage of problems I had with cigars having burn issues or being seemingly 'plugged' went away when I accidentally discovered the joy of cigars that've been dry-boxed or kept for a time at 63-65 RH ...

I have had them and think they are decent. I got several from a trade on here. For Yard cigars and freebie smokes (for your friends), they are great.

I like the torp pinwheels!
RJ

they need at least 6 months to rest



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