The world of cigars is all about legacy. Cigar making families are constantly working to fine tune their craft, and raise up new generations who can carry the flame. On this week's episode, we're joined by Nicholas Perdomo III. When it comes to Perdomo Cigars, Nicholas is THE guy for the job. After decades of his Dad building one of America's most beloved brands, Nicholas is breaking into the industry with a project honoring his father's legacy. During this episode, you'll get to ask your questions about the brand, the blends, and more directly to Nicholas.

This is a good look at the future of cigars. While Nicholas is next in line for Perdomo, he also represents the up and coming generation of cigar makers. In 10-15 years the whole cigar world will look A LOT different. This is the beginning of something really significant.

Tonight’s episode of Cigars Daily LIVE is a special one—because we’re blend testing something that should’ve never happened in the first place.

We’re diving into the early blending stages of a brand-new project for the Daily Edition lineup. The working title? Cock of the Walk—a cigar inspired by our very own chicken wrangling cast member – Billy.

We’re going through the first round of samples, looking for that one blend that can rise above the rest and earn its place in the humidor. This is the part of the cigar-making process that doesn’t get talked about enough. It’s messy, it’s subjective, it’s full of surprises—and it’s absolutely critical.

Nicaragua has risen to the apex of the cigar making world over the last few decades, but now that status is being called into question.

Cigar makers have been drawn to Nicaragua for it's nutrient rich soil and the powerful leaf it produces. However, over the last few years, nearly every cigar making family has made bold moves to build brand new factories and cigar making infrastructure in Honduras. So has Nicaragua had it's 15 minutes of fame? Is Honduras going to become the new cigar making capital of the world? On tonight's episode, we'll talk about this topic and what it means for cigars long term.