The Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut is one of Nick Perdomo Jr.'s most popular cigars. Taking a cue from the wine industry, Nick Perdomo Sr. conceived the Perdomo Lot 23 as a single farm vintage cigar. Unlike the Litto Gomez Diez and Tatuaje La Vérité, Perdomo Lot 23 only uses fillers grown on Perdomo's Nicaraguan farm, specifically Lot 23, with the three wrappers coming from other sources. However, the Perdomo Lot 23 is known not because of its wine roots, rather its price. Offered across three wrappers (Ecuadorian Connecticut, Nicaraguan Corojo and a Nicaraguan Maduro) in six sizes: Gordito (4 1/2 x 60), Punta Gordito (5 x 60), Robusto (5 x 50), Belicoso (5 3/4 x 54), Toro (6 x 50) and Churchill (7 x 50). All are packed in boxes of twenty with price points that make it one of the most affordable cigars on the market.

The Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut is the lightest of the three wrappers with flavors consisting of sweet nuttiness, classic Connecticut creaminess, cedar, earth and even a bit of pepper from the Nicaraguan fillers. It's medium in flavor, a bit over mild in strength and medium in body. With every size offered below $5, the Perdomo Lot 23 is an award-winning cigar with prices that make it easy for anyone to try. For new smokers, the Perdomo Lot 23 Connecticut is a great choice thanks to its flavor, price and consistency.