Review Notes: While buying a box of 2000's and 3000's I picked up a box of these on a whim. Price was right and I wanted another box that was cheap. Not as peppery as the other two but the Padron flavor was there. Excellent burn and draw as every Padron that I've had. A good half hour to 40 minute smoke. Very good value.

Review Notes: For me, this is a good everyday cigar that is affordable. Great value. Very consistent construction (have had no problem cigars and I am well into a second box in addition to many singles prior to that over the past few months). Near perfect draw. Even burn. Medium strength. Not very complex, but favorful, and not at all offensive. An excellent cigar, without the high price tag. Recommended.

Review Notes: I'm sorry, I just don't see why this cigar is so highly rated. Maybe my pallete isn't as refined as everyone elses but for me this is the worst cigar I have ever smoked. I bought one because I've heard so many good things about Padron. But if this is an indication of the rest of their line, then no thanks. Of course, I could have just had a bum cigar. Maybe I'll try again once I've built up the nerve to potentially abuse my taste buds again.

Review Notes: I paid $2.45 for this cigar and man was it worth that change. Burned perfectly even, smoked well, full bodied but not harsh...I just don't have a complaint. Lasted a good 40 minutes, nice oils. Highly recommended.

Review Notes: As a medium-fill Padron this maduro version is pretty decent. It's much better than the natural one, with spicy maduro overtones over the standard earthy/toasty Padron flavor. The downside is the lack of complexity, kinda crummy ash and mediocre burn. But not bad for $2.