The evocative name of the new Perdomo Legacy Father & Son cigar collection could well serve as the defining theme of the family-owned company and its appearance at the 2026 PCA Convention and Trade Show. Nicholas Perdomo III is increasingly stepping into the spotlight and out of the oversized footsteps of his father, who laid the foundation for Perdomo\u2019s success and continues to carry it forward to this day.<\/p>\n
Following the introduction of Perdomo Legacy last year, a new line\u2014Perdomo Legacy Father & Son\u2014awaits the brand\u2019s loyal fans this year. As usual, the latest addition to Perdomo\u2019s otherwise consistent cigar lineup consists of three different blend variations, available with an Ecuador Connecticut, Maduro, or Shade Grown wrapper. The latter is a hybrid breed of Habano and \u201cCameroon\u201d seeds, which is also used as the binder in all three blends. All tobaccos have been aged between ten and fifteen years, resulting in a refined and harmonious flavor profile.<\/p>\n
Another common feature of the three blends is that they are presented in limited-edition 50-count cabinet boxes and a special double figurado vitola in 6 x 48\/60\/52 sizes. The recommended retail price is USD 15.00 per cigar.<\/p>\n
Despite all the father-son love, Nicholas Perdomo III says with a smile, a competitive spirit developed between the two generations as they worked on the tobacco blends for this new release. Nick Perdomo Jr. was responsible for the Shade Grown variant, while his son Nicholas blended the Maduro. He also convinced his father to release the line in a Connecticut interpretation, which was not originally planned as part of the series. The joint efforts of Nick Jr. and Nicholas III underscore the close family ties and leave connoisseurs with the certainty that the future of Perdomo is in the best of hands.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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