Review Notes: WARNING: Be prepared to burn your lips and fingertips. (Because you will not want it to end.) Nothing I can say hasn't already been said. My girlfriend bought this stick for me, for my birthday, because she knows it's a favorite. She also looks pretty F'ing sexy when she takes a couple puffs ;) And, if you haven't had one yet - What the Hell are you waiting for?! Go! Go now, and get yourself one (or more). You deserve it.

 Review Notes: This is my go to cigar.

 Review Notes: This is an awesome cigar. It is a large, dark, oily, box pressed Padron. It is my favorite of the 64 Series. I smoke it down to the nub every time. The flavor is rich and medium to full bodied. It has flavors of coffee, chocolate, toastiness, with some cedar. the boxes these cigars come in smell great, they are among the best smelling boxes with spanish cedar I think anyone packages cigars in. The cedar smells very sweet and... well cedary. I have smoked both the natural and the maduro, and prefer the maduro, it is more complex, and you gotta love the shiny darkness of the wrapper. The construction is flawless, and even when not humidified properly they burn perfectly. My father smoked one that was left out all night and it burned without any issues, and apparently did not become harsh do to burning to hot. This is one of my top 5 favorite cigars.

 Review Notes: I really enjoyed this smoke. Other than the tiny cap (see my rant on the 3000 maduro), I am always surprised by the goodies that come out of the Padron factory. This one had it all: cedary, spicy, nutty, leathery, chocolate, coffee and cream... So good I had to take a step back and slow down my draw or it would turn bitter. (But that was quickly rectified with a purge and a rest, and even when it was hot, it still tasted more of strong black coffee than tar) The burn was a little crooked in the middle 3rd, but one correction later and she stayed straight the rest of the way. In the last 3rd, it got spicy again and the flavors ceased to change, instead gaining intensity of coffee and cocoa. The aroma off the foot was intoxicating. Nice nicotine kick at the end, too. Not overpowering, but just enough to give a bit of a buzz. I wouldn't smoke this churchill on an empty stomach, though. Some would argue that there are better cigars out there, but when you get the mood for a Padron Anniversary, not even a Partagas Lusitania will fulfill the craving. Always a pleasure... Med-full bodied, and lasted me about 60 mins.

 Review Notes: Without a doubt the best cigar I've smoked. Draw, burn and flavor unmatched.