I'm sure many of you remember the last version of the Perdomo ESV cigars. It was a great blend of a 1991 vintage tobacco crop all wrapped up in your choice of Connecticut, Maduro or Cameroon wrapper. Great news! The Perdomo ESV is back and better than before. This time Nick Perdomo and crew have chosen a an estate crop of tobaccos harvested in 1992 and all grown in Nicaragua. This time though, he brings some better wrapper leaves to the blend. He uses an Ecuadorian-grown Connecticut, a dark and oily Maduro, or an Ecuadorian Sun Grown wrapper. Each compliments the blend of 2002 estate filler and binder tobaccos in their own way. The connecticut is a flavorful light-medium bodied smoke with lots of flavors of cream, eath and nuts. The Maduro providers a medium-to-full bodied smoke with thick flavors of earth, leather and hints of spice. And the Sun Grown is also medium-to-full bodied with notes of pepper, earth, and cedar. You can't go wrong with any of these blends. Each is taylored for different palates, but they are all very flavorful thanks to the use of great vintage tobacco and are made with tremendous quality. Try one of these new beauties today!