Review Notes: Having smoked many from both the '26 & '64 lines all I can say is I don't think there's a bad one in the bunch & the No. 2 is no exception. Beautiful construction & presentation, dark & oily with great prelight aroma, great burn & smokes with all the power & earthy spice I've come to expect from maduro line. They do run a bit high in price, but you get what you pay for, plus you can find them online cheaper than a lot of shops sell them for, I paid $13 each for the last bunch I got.

 Review Notes: Padron has this game figured out. The pre-light aroma was outstanding, lit up nicely and burned evenly from start to finish. Started out pretty smooth and creamy with light nuttiness, then built slowly into a spicy/peppery plug that remained for the duration. It caught me by surprise, but couldn't get enough. Produced very nice, heavy dense smoke. Took this down to the nub. Very expensive, but you really have to try one to appreciate and suggest you understand the complex flavorings that this series offers you. You won't be dissapointed. (I do however prefer the Padron 64 imperial maduro, a little less spicy, and more flavor to my liking)

 Review Notes: Ever smoke a cigar and then wish it was as good as ( Insert your favorite ) ?? This is my favorite, I smoke a cigar almost everyday and the day's I don't smoke this one, and that's not very often I always wish I would have had this smoke. I have a box and am trying to make them last......no luck. These have ruined me for other cigars....can I say that? Jose Padron is the Devil !!!

 Review Notes: great cigar, burned perfect and had the wonderful flavor of the 1926s. I love this cigar but a little too expensive.

 Review Notes: Everything about this cigar spoke quality. Construction, ash, flavor, etc. was amongst the finest.