Padron 1926 Series

[jfserama]

My question is this: What's the difference between the cigars in this series? Are they just different shapes but the same blend? Or are they actually different blends? Since the prices range from about $35 for the 80th to about $12 for the #35 I was thinking about getting a No. 35 (mostly just thinking, as $12 is a lot to spend on a cigar IMO) but dont know if i should expect it to be similar to the 80th or not.

Also curious about the 1964 series Any info about either of these would be much appreciated!

[commonsenseman]

Just had my first 1964 recently, I was really impressed with it.

[Rubix^3]

My understanding is that the anniversary cigars are special blends within the series, hence the more expensive price tags. Personally, I have never spent the kind of money on a single cigar that something like the 80th anny costs. For that I can have 3 cigars that I really love. However, I was fortunate to have been gifted one recently, and yes, it was absolutely amazing:

Padron 1926 80yr Anniversary Maduro

[jfserama]

Originally Posted by Rubix^3

My understanding is that the anniversary cigars are special blends within the series, hence the more expensive price tags. Personally, I have never spent the kind of money on a single cigar that something like the 80th anny costs.

Thanks! Thats kind of what I was thinking. The prices are too varied for them to just be different shapes.

I dont think I will ever have the money for a PAM 80th, but might get one of the cheaper 1926 or 1964 series cigars