Review Notes: I bought a box of these a couple years ago and I don't even remember my grievance initially. All are prefectly constructed with beautiful wrappers and ideal draw/burn just not much flavor. Oddly since the flavor was lacking I didn't think age would do much but now...damn! These turned into flavor bombs with great complexity and the rough notes are now gone. I need to try one now and see what the deal was with this box originally. I do agree though that bang for the buck wise the 3000M is the way to go.

 Review Notes: What a wonderful chocolaty maduro!! Great torpedo shape that really channels the flavor. I have always been a fan of the Natty, but this baby has a great classic maduro goodness and the 6000 is always so consistent in quality and flavor. The old standby for a GREAT smoke from Padron!

 Review Notes: Smoked one of these earlier tonight. It had a typical maduro sweetness, but draw was horribly loose and tasted extremely bitter. After I clipped it, I noticed that there were many areas missing tobacco = loose draw. Got halfway and flushed it down the drain. Maybe I just don't like Maduros, but a shouldn't have been that bitter. Tasted like a relight.

 Review Notes: This was another good looking and tasting cigar from Padron. I guess I'm a bit spoiled from smoking the 1926 and 1964 series and I missed the volumes of smoke I found there. Therefore a tough draw is my only complaint here.

 Review Notes: While I agree that this is a fine cigar, and that 6 bucks a stick is not all that bad, I would still recommend the 3000m for both price and size. I was able to grab a box of 3000s for 2.50 a stick! I can never find the 3000s for under 5. Perhaps people think because the number is higher that the quality is too? Not so! This is a medium stick with an even blend that changes profile as you smoke. Just a nice blend by padron.