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A great review from Cigar Coop. Here are some of the highlights:
Flavor Profile
The Connecticut Shade wrapper produced what I expected as I got hints of cream and butter to start. I also believe the Nicaraguan tobaccos had an influence right out of the gate as I got hints of pepper and earth out of the gate. Around 20 percent into the smoke, a sweetness emerged. This sweetness is a nice cross between the butter/cream sweetness with some hints of cedar. Around 40 percent, I noticed a slight increase in the pepper. The pepper is still mild, but it does create for some nice balance with the sweetness and butter cream notes.
Burn and Draw
Each time I enjoy the Perdomo Champagne, this is a well made cigar. The burn of this cigar was very well and the outstanding draw reflected this.
Strength and Body
The strength profile of this cigar is not going to overwhelm you - it is definitely solid on the mild to medium. As for body, as I mentioned the flavor notes really get some depth at the midway point. As a result, this is a true medium bodied smoke.
Final Thoughts
If I were doing a Cigar of the Year countdown a few years ago, I would have definitely had this as a finalist for Cigar of the Year. Definitely worth checking out.
Summary
Burn: Excellent
Draw: Excellent
Complexity: High
Strength: Mild to Medium
Body: Full
Assessment: Memorable
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