Perdomo
A vertically integrated, family-owned Nicaraguan cigar company led by Nick Perdomo Jr., growing its own tobacco and rolling at its Tabacalera Perdomo factory in Estelí. Known for Nicaraguan puros and bourbon-barrel-aged wrappers.
| Headquarters | United States |
|---|---|
| Heritage | Nicaraguan (Perdomo family) |
| Founded | 1992 |
| Owner | Nick Perdomo Jr. (family-owned) |
| Flagship line | 10th Anniversary |
| Price range | $6 – $15 |
| Strength | Mild – Medium–Full |
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History
Perdomo traces its roots to a Cuban tobacco family that fled the revolution. Nick Perdomo Jr. founded the modern brand in 1992, starting as Nick's Cigar Co. in a Miami garage before building a fully vertically integrated operation in Esteli, Nicaragua — growing, aging, rolling and boxing its own cigars. Today Tabacalera Perdomo is one of the largest family-owned cigar companies, known for long-aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobacco and its signature bourbon-barrel-aged wrappers.
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Frequently asked questions
Who founded Perdomo?
Nick Perdomo Jr., who launched the modern brand in 1992 (as Nick's Cigar Co.) after growing up in a Cuban tobacco family.
Where are Perdomo cigars made?
At the family's vertically integrated Tabacalera Perdomo operation in Esteli, Nicaragua.
What is Perdomo known for?
Long-aged Cuban-seed Nicaraguan puros and bourbon-barrel-aged wrappers, across lines like the 10th and 20th Anniversary.