Padron 1964 Anniversary Series Diplomatico Maduro

This cigar is straight from the Padrons, as the name suggests and the series was released in 1994, to celebrate their 30^th anniversary. It is a limited edition run, comprised of the top tobacco harvested by the company each year. It may be a little hard to find, but I would say it is worth the effort!

Constructed entirely from Nicaraguan tobacco, this series harkens back to the old Cuban Box-Pressing, lending a nice tactile sensation to the smoke. Back that up with its silky smooth wrapper, and you are already enjoying it before you light up.

I am notoriously a chocolate fan, and this cigar reminds me greatly of a Snickers bar. This is no doubt due to three pivotal flavors that literally melt in your mouth when you light this fellow up: chocolate, nuts, and nougat. Top it off with a little coffee, and you got yourself a smoke that really satisfies.

Size: 7 x 30

Rating: 92.0

Conclusion

That wraps up our look at Churchills for now. But never fear – there are still a bevy of cigar reviews coming your way this month, so be sure to stop by often. I thoroughly enjoyed this batch of cigars, though I must admit to a certain amount of bias; there are few Churchills that have crossed my path that I did not enjoy.

As always, if you have smoked these, loved them or hated them, or could care less about them, drop me a line. I would love to hear your take on them. Or if you have any cigars that I skipped, send us your thoughts.