Review Notes: A good cigar with leather and spice. It's a great value also. Construction is very good, great draw and firm, white ash. A no brainer if you like that Nicaraguan puro flavor found in much more expensive sticks.

 Review Notes: Starts off very bland, and takes a big right turn a quarter of the way up with bit of richness, and finishes off strong...maybe stronger than I would have liked. Very good burn.

 Review Notes: All joking aside, I was a bit disappointed with this cigar. It started when I brought it out of the humidor and I noticed , the not so neat wrapper and I wondered who rolled this baby. The burn and draw were good if not outstanding. Important to note that this stick had been humidified properly for about 5 months. The flavor for the first couple of inches was above average, but the hints of cedar became a little too bitter as I hit the halfway point. I guess the other Padilla lines have spoiled me, but this cigar did not have the complexity or depth that have been my experience with this brand. I can't recommend these even at $3.25 apiece.

 Review Notes: I had no construction issues and the cigar actually looks and feels very nice. At light up it was very mild. I almost had to strain to make out flavors. After 5-10 min. this turned into a very nice mild-med smoke with notes of leather and spice. The finish was very short, and there was a creaminess that made this enjoyable to me. The flavor built up to a strong med. bodied smoke. Overall a very nice cigar especially for the money spent.

 Review Notes: THIS IS SO FAR FROM WHAT I AM USED TO FROM A PADILLA. THIS HAD A BUCK A STICK AIR TO IT. GOT SOME CHEAP IN A PADILLA BUNDLE. VERY ONE DIMENTIONAL AND FLAVORLESS WRAPPER. MIDWAY HAD A LITTLE BURST OF SWEETNESS. THEN DIED QUICK. STICK TO THE MIAMIS AND YEAR MARKER SERIES.