Perdomo

The humble beginnings of Perdomo Cigars involved a garage in Miami and a young man named Nicholas Perdomo Jr, with a lineage of Cuban cigar makers in his family tree and a dream of leaving his career as an air traffic controller. In 1992, Nick's first full year of production, he sold just 9,400 cigars from his home in 1992. In 1997, demand for Perdomo Cigars had officially skyrocketed, as they celebrated their first year of attaining the milestone of 1 million cigars sold. Production costs in Florida were high, however, so Perdomo opened their first factory in Estelí Nicaragua that same year.

Today, Tabacalera Perdomo employs 2,000 people and makes over 10 million cigars a year. Perdomo tobaccos are well-aged and have complex flavours which offer cigar enthusiasts a rich and satisfying smoking experience.