Review Notes: i really like these. beautiful to look at, taste great...and smooth. they do seem to be predicatable, but predicatably good. i can't wait to try a 1926...

 Review Notes: I know that these are considered top notch and I have had some great ones in the past, but this one just had something lacking in taste. Construction was perfect. Burn was perfect. It required 2 or 3 relights

 Review Notes: Great construction and burn produce billowing clouds of smooth smoke with the distinct taste of bittersweet chocolate. Top notch.

 Review Notes: I love these cigars. As a cigar family, Padron is among the best. While I will do nothing to tarnish the well deserved high marks for this cigar, I would be remiss if I didn't challenge a few aspects of this great smoke. The construction is incredible as is the appearance. Only Fuente Opus X pays more attention to the beauty and appearance of their cigars. Yet for flavor, I must admit this is not my favorite cigar - taking nothing from the greatness of the cigar, it just isn't my favorite flavor (I prefer a 1926 natrual). I felt the flavor on the three or so boxes I smoked in the past six years have been predictible and nice, but no real suprises. This said, I don't expect as much from shorter sticks. The flavor is a constant pleasure without a great deal of dancing around from this to that. Value is exceptional at just over $250 a box ($10/stick).

 Review Notes: Got 1 of these last weekend and it lived up to the hype. A very oily wrapper and boy did it unleashed a deep, smooth, lucious taste. Draw was a tad tight at first but it worked out. Finish was just a tad harsh but this was still a great experience. A true champ!