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Perdomo |
CAO |
Montecristo |
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Cigar Aficionados recognize the initials CAO (Cano A. Ozgener) as the brand name that is rarely out of the ratings when it comes to appreciating Nicaraguan cigars. Strict quality control and extensive research makes CAO the only company in cigar history to have had six different lines all of which achieved ratings of 90 or above in the American magazine. |
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The history of the Perdomo family's cigar making tradition recounts three generations of Cuban cigar artisans and their quest for survival, freedom and their fervent dream of producing the finest cigars in the world. Today, led by the third generation of cigar maker Nick Perdomo, Jr., Tabacalera Perdomo, S.A. has gained its rightful place as one of the most successfully innovative and fiercely passionate manufacturers of premium cigars in the world. |
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Montecristo cigars take a little something from their name: they’re rich, full-flavored, and very distinctive. Montecristos come in six basic sizes (none of which are machine made) with several variations and special editions. While there is a Dominican brand of cigars that goes by the same name, the Dominican brand has no relation to a Cuban Montecristo - Dominican Montecristos are really nothing special. Cuban Montecristos, however, have become the standard by which other Havana cigars are judged |
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