I have smoked many of the Perdomo Reserve Cabinet Series. Love em. These are a Perdomo I havent tried.
Just won a five pack of them. Any reviews or comments?

On CI they go for $30, I got them for $15 on CBid!! Hope they are good.

Mag

You will Mag. X

They're not that bad....good flavor, but somewhat of a firmer draw.
I'm not too much of a Perdomo fan...but these do have a good flavor, and as long as you aren't an asthmatic, the draw won't bother you much.
Ed

But ... if you smoke one and find you don't agree with X, i'll be happy to provide a means of solving your dilemma about what to do with the remaining 4 ...

gosh, Ed ... before I posted my response, your response wasn't here ... it popped up as I was writing mine ... I looked at my clock and calculated the time difference between my place and yours ... ... are you up really early or up really late?

Yup, I don't work til 10 am tomorrow...sorry I'll miss the Herf.
ED

I'll smoke one for you ....

Hey Steve, tell everyone to eat well first prior to enjoying a Full Bodied smoke (see my reply on the MISC Post: IMPORTANT MEDICAL ADVICE ).
Ed

Perdomo2 is a good cigar. I like 'em.

Mag, This is one of my staple cigars. You are bound to like these if you like the reserves.
RJ

If they are anything like the Reserve #4, they are great. The Perdomo2 box pressed line are my (right now) favorite.

I have found a good firm draw with these. I wouldn't call it a tight draw. A little humi time at 70% and no higher makes them perfect. Firm is not bad and that is what I think is the goal of box pressing. Makes for a nice long smoke from a smaller size.

Okay...I'm salivating...wife can hate me later. Going for pre-superbowl cigar #2...and I will make it a square.

Ray

I'm enjoying a Perdomo2 Torfecto at this moment. Delicious. An excellent cigar.

Good cigar, so good I just want to take a bite out them. Keep them on the dry side of 70% humidity, though. They can be hard drawing if too moist.

I smoked a Perdomo 2 Yellow band and commented on it on another thread, and it had a very tight draw! It was a nice cigar, spicy and had great flavor, but I prefer a cigar that doesn't require quite as much draw!

Would the Yellow Band Perdomo 2 the same as the ones discussed above?

Charlie

Perdomo2 Maduros have yellow bands, cameroons are red.

They closed posts in regards to the other yellow banded Perdomo cigars. Seems as though they cannot be had at cbid so they don't allow discussion of the type.
Bummer...maybe they will be available elsewhere soon.

Getting heavy handed on the censorship. Sheesh.