Perdomo Lot 23

Lot 23 Connecticut showcases tobaccos from a single Perdomo plot aged five years, with a satiny Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper over Cuban‑seed Nicaraguan binder and filler. The smoke begins soft — cream and cedar with honeyed highlights — then moves into coffee, roasted nuts and a restrained pepper as strength climbs toward a light medium. Construction is often praised for smooth draw and even burn; the single‑lot approach gives this Connecticut greater consistency and presence than many shade‑wrapped, commodity sticks.

Lot 23 Maduro showcases single‑plot consistency: tobaccos grown on the Lot 23 farm, aged five years, and wrapped in a Cuban‑seed Nicaraguan maduro. The profile centers on mocha and espresso with cocoa notes, supported by cedar and oak and a peppery undercurrent that builds into the final third. Reviewers frequently note even burn and a strong value proposition—sweet, woodsy, coffee‑forward flavors presented with dependable construction.

Lot 23 Sun Grown is the single‑plot expression that favors consistency and farm character. A higher‑priming Nicaraguan Sun‑grown wrapper over Cuban‑seed Nicaraguan binder and filler produces a medium‑body profile anchored on nut and cedar flavors with warm, clean spice on the finish. The five‑year aging and single‑lot sourcing give this Sun Grown a focused, humidor‑friendly identity—more nuts and wood than sweetness—delivered across common sizes from Gordito to Churchill.