Review Notes: As with all the Padrons I have had, it had an impeccable burn but a poorly wrapped cap. I honestly don't care, and just habitually unwrap the whole cap anyway. :) This cigar started out spicy with a fine maduro flavor, and turned earthy and medium with an odd 3 puff dead spot right in the middle. Otherwise smooth and nutty/earthy through the last inch. I slightly prefer the 2000M, being a bit cheaper and a bit more robust.

Review Notes: This is my everyday go to smoke. The price is right at under $4 . Padron in my opinion makes the best smokes on the market, even better than any modern day cuban.

Review Notes: I was painting all day...looking forward to finishing and enjoying this beauty on the patio with a couple frosties and IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT. Great prelight aroma...smooth from first spark...nice draw...mocha, leather and cream...slightly sweet smack to the wrapper...and less than $5. Find me a better value...you can't.

Review Notes: These are, by far, my favorite cigars. Buy a box and put them away. After 6 months, they are perfect. Wonderful easy draw, loads of creamy smoke, full flavored, but not too strong, steady and straight burn. The Padrons do not know how to make a bad cigar.

Review Notes: Although not blessed with very exotic look, this cigar offers the taste and overall experience of the much more expensive sticks out there. Slightly spicy in the beginning, taste very soon settles to nice woody flavor enriched with some coffee and nuts. Wrapper is dark and slightly oily, and appears to be thinner then most cigars. The only problem I have had with this stick was to punch it. It seems like it explodes every time. This can be solely due to very thin wrapper, and is characteristic to every cigar in this series.