Review Notes: A relatively new member of the core Padron line, this shaped cigar has an eye-catching pointed tip and a nice oily wrapper; it's almost as dark as the maduro version. It has a consistent and mostly even burn and produces a solid ash. You have to clip off a good portion of the tip or you could get a firm draw. Initially very peppery, the spicyness eventually relaxes and yields to other coffee and cedar flavors that are balanced and fairly complex; if they were smoother it could almost pass for a Padron Anniversary. A medium to full-bodied smoke with a long nutty and woody finish. A bit expensive but it's very good.