Review Notes: The anticipation for this cigar was more than what this cigar provided. No real flavors here. Had a Ashton and Partagas Black after this cigar. Definitely, the worst of the three.

 Review Notes: I'm a huge fan of these. Would be an everyday smoke for me if I could swing it. Perhaps I've just had good luck in getting them in good shape from my local shop? Great looking and the Padron maduro color is exceptional. Highly recommend this rich and smooth torpedo. Very, very nice all around. It's just a bit pricey.

 Review Notes: After a strong cocoa start this cigar turned mildish for the first inch. Others have not had this effect so the first one I had must have been a mediocre stick. These cigars build in strength throughout with spicy cocoa, coffee, toffee and leathery tones throughout. It was smooth and fairly strong but never overpowering. Nearly as good as the 1964 line with a much more attractive price.

 Review Notes: I aged this 6000 for a couple months and I thought it was one of the better Padrons I've had. Draw was too tight, so I clipped it again and then draw was perfect. A very deep, rich, maduro flavor with nice spice. Some Earthy notes and rich dark woodiness w/ notes of cocoa. Finish was long-lasting. Medium to Full-bodied. Would not pay retail for these, but this one was given to me. I will rate value by the $7 Average. Wrapper was beautiful as with all the Padrons and smoke was smooth. Not much change in flavor throughout the cigar.

 Review Notes: I'm of the same opinion as those who believe that the other "thousands" are a better buy and smoke. My favorite the 3000m, considering it is about the same size for less. Anyhow, I have smoked 5 of these sticks now and they all burn hot. The tobacco flavor is not as pronounced and the long spicy finish did not agree with me.