Review Notes: Most people, except some from europe apparently, love these - so I wanted to profess my love as well through this review. I've had several different padrons in the past and liked them a lot, so I finally broke down (and broke my bank) and bought some '64s. These are one of the most hyped non-cuban cigars, and now I know why. Excellent in all catagories with that famous smooth padron draw. You can tell a lot of care went into these little guys, and if I rob a bank, I might be able to pick up some bigger sizes. I'm not a big fan of the 1964's ten dollar price tag or twenty for the 1926's, but if you enjoy cigars, you definately have to try this out at least once.

Review Notes: I finally tried the Padron 1964 Anniversary after hearing all the rave about them. Since I didn't want to spend a ton I bought the petite corona. Well, I was extremely pleased with this cigar. The flavor was smooth throughout and the burn was even. I will definitely be trying more of these. I would recommend these to anybody

Review Notes: I just had my first one of these, but it will definitely not be my last: yet another in my steadily-growing list of great petit coronas. This is a beautiful, silky, coffee-brown cigar, with a sturdy box-pressed look. When I clipped the top, it gave off a great crispy snap. The initial flavor is quite peppery, but not spicy at all. Throughout, the smoke is thick and the flavor is a medium-bodied mix of cream, coffee, chocolate, leather and even some fruit. A really strong, snow-white ash completes the package. Overall, just a really well-balanced, delicious cigar.

Review Notes: Very smooth flavorful. Creamy, coffee, light leather and spice. One of the best in terms of construction, with superb burn, tight ash, and clean cut from cap. Highly recommend this one.

Review Notes: im from Europe,so ive been smoking nothing but cubans so far.finally in usa i have possibility to try all best non cuban cigars,opus anejo diamond padron etc(they are much cheaper in usa than europe and available to buy.got 5 sticks of each brand and thats my first review of this padron cigars.well i dont like them,there is some flavor in it but overall the taste is musty and very blunt,no power or spice whatsoever.i dont understand why people like these so much they definately overpriced and overhyped.i really cant like these even when i tried to convince myself that there is some flavors in them.those sticks dont do the trick for me and i will never go back to this brand again.10$ per stick?,sorry mr.Padron you must be kidding,this are 2$ cigars.like i said b4 if they ever lift embargo these will be laying around every store for 3$ per sticks and i doubt that there will be any takers.