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Following in the footsteps of his grandfather and father, who were both cigar-makers in Cuba, Nick Perdomo Jr. abandoned a career as an air traffic controller in Miami to pursue his passion for cigars by opening his own cigar company.

He began working out of his garage in 1992, as Nick’s Cigars, just as the cigar industry of the 1990s began to take shape. At that time, he was one of the few cigar makers that made a bold choice by using wrapper leaves from Ecuador and filler tobaccos from Central America to create full-bodied cigars. The Perdomo 'sqaured' cigars were one of the first box-pressed cigars to hit the market during this period.

By 1997, his cigar company had outgrown its modest Miami facility. It was then moved to Ybor City for a brief period before finding a new home for its production facility in Nicaragua. Veteran cigar-maker Nick Perdomo Sr. came out of retirement to help establish a new factory in Esteli. When the production demands continued growing a second custom-built factory in Esteli became the company’s new home in 1999.

By 2001, the Perdomo cigars factory, Tabacalera Perdomo employed 650 people and was projected to make 10 million cigars for the year. The company had grown to produce a wide range of handmade cigars ranging from entry-level bundled products to the Perdomo Patriarch, a top-shelf premium cigar blended to pay tribute to Nick Sr.

Today’s Perdomo cigars are produced at an 88,000-square-foot facility in Estelí, Nicaragua. It’s known to locals as "El Monstro" (The Monster). Perdomo cigars are available in mellow to full-bodied strengths and feature a wide variety of profiles and wrapper shades. We offer Perdomo cigars including the Perdomo Reserve Champagne, Perdomo Habano, Perdomo 20th Anniversary Sun Grown, Perdomo Cigarillos, and more at the lowest prices online.

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