Review Notes: The Cigar that started me on the slippery slope. This is my go to smoke when I want a quality cigar I can be assured will consistently deliver in construction and flavor. Always have a box in the coolidor and several in rotation in the humi.

Review Notes: A dark oily wrapper, tight seams and very small veins. Sweet maduro aromas. Light grey ash. The flavors were earthy, with sweet notes of chocolate and coffee. Lots of creamy smoke. A very enjoyable stick.

Review Notes: I got to this cigar after a search for a decent priced good cigar and found it was mentioned in many lists of "the best under 10$". I must say it IS a great cigar! the feel of the wrapper is sort of rigid, and not as smooth as I would expect, but from there everything just went better. it lit perfectly, and had a pleasant taste from the first draw, which was smooth. I am not one of those poets but it certainly had a sweetish creamy taste, with hints of nuttiness and cooked pecans. It really resembles a Hoyo petit robusto but maybe a bit milder. I wasn't frozen but the ash just didn't fall and built up to the length of about 2 inches, I wish I had my camera with me to show off... when the ash finally dropped it revealed a beautiful cone burn. in the mid section, the cigar remained mild and tasteful as it was, but a bit stronger. I had my southern comfort reserve by my side and it was the perfect companion to this enjoyable cigar. I think it's my new favorite and I am considering a full box for the first time!

Review Notes: I love the Padron 3000 M. It is my second favorite (to the Padron 3000 Nat) in the X000 line. Hazelnut was the primary flavor I was able to decipher. This is an excellent value. I will be buying many more!

Review Notes: The 3000 maduro is a great everyday smoke, especially for those who enjoy something a little stronger. It draws very smoothly and gives you nice, thick plume of smoke that has a very rich flavor. The stick burns very evenly leaving a nice strong ash, indicative of the Padron craftanship.