Review Notes: Don't know what happened with this. I had this one from a year old sampler. It started spicy, then was a flat, maduro flavor all the way through, no real taste, maybe a bad one. I will give the rest a try.

 Review Notes: This is the first padron 26 I have smoked. I recieved the sampler gift of 4 cigars at Christmas, and have had them in my humi since. It had no real pre light aroma, no real taste on pre-light draw. It looks real nice, construction is great, drew well, Just taste, well some spice in the first inch, then maduro, flat earth flavor. I will give the rest in sampler another try. Not worth 20 + dollars at all. I will give another try though, at least other sizes. Also, like some reviewers mentioned, not full body to me either.

 Review Notes: I have been very fortunate when it comes to cigars. I have sampled everything from super premiums, elusive Cubans, but I have to say, this takes the cake. I would try to describe it, but this is a cigar you have to experience for yourself. I hate to give a perfect rating, but by god, there is almost nothing better.

 Review Notes: No need for lots of word here. This is what a cigar should be. Be careful though, once you can afford these, you will realize 90 percent of what you thought you liked is absolute garbage.

 Review Notes: I just finished my first 1926, and can't wait to go get a few more. It is my second favorite stick, beaten only by a Cuban Cohiba Siglo VI. It started out brilliantly with note of chocalate, coffee, and an earthy leather taste I can't really describe a s well as I'd like to. I really wanted to give it a 9 or 10 on constuction, but it went out on me about 2/3 thru. I probably should have called it good, but I was enjoying it so much, I had to relight it and smoke it to the nub. Damn near burned my lips. In a word, OUTSTANDING.