Any cigar I like in general....also plays well as a perfecto.

Oliva is one.

The WOAM has got to be right up there for me, I've enjoyed a couple of different Gurkhas as well. The Blue Steel / Centurian / Royal Salute and the Legend all pretty decent. The Centurian being the best IMHO. Another very good perfecto I really enjoyed was the Hatuey (sp ck.) that Desolbones or someone brought to the "Sipp" for the fish n herf.

Camacho SLR maduro perfecto #2 is a yummy cigar.

Viaje DES... mmmmmm.. and I have no more

Good thing I have other cigars to smoke..

Grege93 was kind enough to trade me one and I'm looking forward to it.

The Satori Zen should also be included on this list.

+1 on the WOAM, Best Seller, Short Story, etc...the Hemingway line.

Been awhile, but the CAO Gold and Maduro perfectos are pretty good.

None others come to mind, but I haven't made it a point to smoke many perfectos...However, I do have some of those Sol Cubano Artisans, and they aren't too bad...and pretty to look at. LOL

Haven't had the opportunity on that one Robert, you little Elitist.............lol

And Mike yes I forgot all about the CAO Anniv. mad. perfecto.....yummy too!

Would love to get my hands on a few more of the Hatuey's.................

LFD Perfecto Habano

Camacho Coyolar Puro Perfecto

DPG Cuban Classic Figurado

Viaje Satori Zen

Padron 80th

Room 101 702, and just about any Camacho 11/18 size

Oliva Serie G Special G

Tat RC's

I could go on forever. With the perfecto (really just about any shaped vitola) you get the best rollers that the manufacturer has to offer. The result is often sublime.=d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d>

Todd, those all sound lovely and I've not tried a one of them.............when can I expect them? 🖐 🖐 🖐

AF WOAM

Any of the Hemmi line

and

CAO gold

Really. That CAO Gold Perfecto is tasty.

Other than that:

LA Ruby (preferido)

Hatuey

Oliva 'O'

Blue Steel

Dang...I forgot about those. 🤔 Not sure how. But you can add those to my list of favorite perfectos as well.

The dark maduro wrapper is very rough and rustic looking. It’s bumpy and veiny and has a dry look to it. The aroma of the cigar is a rich tobacco with a hint of cocoa. This unique perfecto is a great shape with a fat bulbous foot that ends in a small nipple at the tip, and a steady taper down to a perfect 46 ring gauge at the head. The draw is always a little tight at first but it opens up quickly once you get the burn up onto the bulb of the foot. Construction has always been consistently perfect on these. I’ve smoked many and never had any issues with burn, draw, or any other part of the construction of these stogies.

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Those Hatuey's are a really gooood cigar Ray, are they still available?

Almost as sad as never having one at all...................Hope you get to enjoy it bros..................

+1 on WOAM mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Centurians? Good yes but very large.

Doesn't anyone smoke Short Stories anymore?