Review Notes: working on a box of these from a holiday season purchase. this has loads of spice with great bitter chocolate and coffee flavors. i have found this size to pack the most punch of the 64 maduros. currently, this is the best cigar out there in my opinion.

 Review Notes: this cigar is better than i remember. uniform chocolate color, really hard to the squeeze, but a perfect draw nonetheless. bleach white ash. Loads of cocoa powder and fresh oak. Flutters of pepper, paprika, and walnuts. Complex and balanced, can't ask for a whole lot more.

 Review Notes: What the heck, it's a special occasion (day one of the NCAA tourney)! The complexity of this stick is rivaled only by the Boli RC and Opus, and the duration of finish eclipses both. This one was as good as any PAM I've had, despite needing a couple of touchups. Coffee grounds and leather, with dark chocolate and licorice building in steadily. In defense of the value, you know exactly what you're going to get when you plunk down your money, and it's a flavor you just can't approximate anywhere else.

 Review Notes: I read the occasional negative review about any cigar that Padron makes and wonder if people are getting fakes or they just don't know a good cigar from an ordinary one. I suspect the latter. I have smoked boxes of the 1964 in all sizes and they are the model of consistancy and taste. It's like smoking a Godiva chocolate bar. I think I've said enough.

 Review Notes: Was expecting Club Med, instead I got Jones Beach.