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Perdomo 10th Anniversary Maduro Super Toro

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Management number 253760508 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$5.10 Model Number 253760508
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This cigar comes in a box of 25, add 25 to your cart to receive a full box

Size: Super Toro 6 x 60

Wrapper: Nicaraguan Maduro

Binder: Nicaraguan

Filler: Nicaraguan

Body: Medium +

Celebrate a decade of excellence with the Perdomo Reserve 10th Anniversary Maduro Super Toro—a bold, box-pressed masterpiece that showcases the artistry and tradition of Nicaraguan cigar-making.

This medium to full-bodied cigar features a rich Nicaraguan maduro wrapper, aged for an impressive 14 months in bourbon barrels for added complexity and a deep, refined sweetness. Beneath the wrapper lies a blend of six-year-aged tobaccos sourced from Nicaragua’s three premier growing regions: Estelí, Condega, and the Jalapa Valley—offering a harmonious balance of spice, strength, and subtle earthiness.

While Perdomo’s 10th Anniversary Champagne Connecticut has long been a fan favorite, this Maduro version brings a darker, more robust experience to the Reserve line. Perfectly box-pressed and meticulously aged, the Super Toro delivers a slow, satisfying burn with bold notes of cocoa, espresso, and a hint of oak from its extended barrel aging.

Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or exploring the world of premium cigars, the 10th Anniversary Maduro is a must-have for any humidor.


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