Let's talk about the Perdomo Inmenso Seventy Sun Grown Churchill - a 7-inch fatty with 70 ring gauge that's basically an arm-sized tribute to Nicaraguan tobacco. This box-pressed beast contains 16 cigars priced at $122.40 per bundle, packing 5-year-aged sun-grown wrappers that scream "I mean business".
The initial draws hit with baking spices and black pepper that'll clear your sinuses. Earthy undertones emerge through heavy smoke output - think damp soil after rain mixed with charred oak. Ash holds firm for about 2 inches before dropping in solid chunks.
At the halfway mark, the sharpness mellows into toasted almonds and bitter cocoa. I detected molasses sweetness balancing the lingering peppery heat. Burn line stays razor-sharp despite the massive ring gauge, requiring zero touch-ups.
The last segment brings espresso bitterness and leather tones. Some reviewers report nicotine kick here - I got more cedar notes with slight mineral finish. Cut it before 1.5" remaining to avoid tar buildup in the massive head.
The oily Colorado wrapper feels like pressed suede. Box-press shape helps manage the 70-ring girth, though those with smaller hands might struggle. Triple cap survives punch cuts beautifully. My sample had perfect airflow - no plugging issues despite the thick bunch.
This cigar's for experienced smokers wanting bold flavors without full-strength punishment. Pair with black coffee to amplify the earthy notes. Not for quick smokes - budget 2+ hours. While the ring gauge seems intimidating, it actually burns cooler than thinner Nicaraguans. Just don't expect subtlety - this thing's unapologetically rustic.
