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Scott1966 · 01-21-2010, 11:55 AM

Perdomo Grand Cru Toro - 6X50. W-Nic. Corojo (2004 Crop), B-Nic., F-Nic. I found this cigar to be med.-full bodied. Initally, this cigar started off Bready,with a blast of peppery spice which quickly settled into a light coffee with cinnamon and orange peel flavors. As you smoke this cigar, a coffee taste emerges with cinnamon and a nice long finish of orange peel and cinnamon. The cigar evolves into a more full bodied smoke with the coffee flavor increasing as well as the spice with the constant underlying flavor of cinnamon. A very enjoyable cigar that has perfect burn, draw and construction. Pricepoint makes this cigar another great value. I recommend trying.

01-21-2010, 11:55 AM	#1
Scott1966 Herf God Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: NY Posts: 82 Trading: (1)	Perdomo Grand Cru Toro Perdomo Grand Cru Toro - 6X50. W-Nic. Corojo (2004 Crop), B-Nic., F-Nic. I found this cigar to be med.-full bodied. Initally, this cigar started off Bready,with a blast of peppery spice which quickly settled into a light coffee with cinnamon and orange peel flavors. As you smoke this cigar, a coffee taste emerges with cinnamon and a nice long finish of orange peel and cinnamon. The cigar evolves into a more full bodied smoke with the coffee flavor increasing as well as the spice with the constant underlying flavor of cinnamon. A very enjoyable cigar that has perfect burn, draw and construction. Pricepoint makes this cigar another great value. I recommend trying.