Review Notes: A beautiful box press perfecto, which seems to be a cross blend between the 1926's and the 1964's, as it has the strength of the '26's and the flavor and aroma of the '64's. While smoking it, it produces a sturdy peppery ash, and also remains cool to the touch even down to the last inch and a half. The smoke smells of fresh brewed coffee, and the cigar tastes of cedar, cocoa, coffee, cream, and oak. I managed to eek out a decent two hours out of this gem.

 Review Notes: Like all premium Padrons, the construction surely did not disappoint. Flawless draw and burn. Smooth like the '26 Naturals, with a distinctive expresso flavor the second half. A very good smoke....worth $30? Not to me, but certainly a cigar I would not turn down.

 Review Notes: Impeccable draw, burn and construction. Beautiful dark and sweet wrapper. Started with subtle spice but predominate dark cherry with sweet cinammon and chocolate. Finished with a distinct expresso. Tremendous complexity. The Padron 1964 Anniversary and 1926 Series maduros just continue to amaze me with their unflinching consistency and complexity of flavors. Take any one of these and arguably say they are the best cigars on the market today.

 Review Notes: Very good cigar. Not much complexity to the flavor, started out sweet and a bit mild and developed into an unsweetened cocoa flavor and just stayed there. I'm glad it was a gift, if I would have paid $30 for it I would have felt ripped off. The 64 maduro is better IMO.

 Review Notes: Very disappointed in this cigar. Have smoked quite a few 26 anniversary Padrons, and this didn't come up to the standard. Might be better in few years in the humidor, but thought for $32 it should have been terrific