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Padron Serie 1926 Cigarsbest cigar i ever smoked best cigar i ever smoked, glad i got them while available - about as hard to find as Pappy Van Winkle 20 year old bourbon!
This review was written about Padron 1926 80 Years by Brett McDaniel of on November 18, 2008Top of the Line CigarI bought a box of the 1926 #9 naturals. It is one powerful cigar. The draw maybe slightly too easy but every other aspect of this cigar makes up for that. Initally, I was expecting more complexity but they are getting better and better with each day they lie in my humidor.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #9 by James of Cranberry Township, PA on November 13, 2008Nothing Comes CloseI have tried a big variety of cigars. I have noticed that Padron 1926 Maduro is dominant in my 750 cigar Humidor. By Far, the #9 is the best of all. Padron 1926 is not for everybody. This full bodied jewel is pricy but worth every penny. Enjoy
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #2 Belicoso by Elie Khalife of Citizen of the World on October 25, 2008What everybody else saysIt's all been said. These are the best...along with the 1964's, the 26's are just over the top fantastic. Flip a coin, the 1964 or the 1926...they're bookends and the two best cigars I've ever had. I can't name a clear winner, head to head. You just need to smoke both, and then drive yourself crazy trying to decide which is best.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #2 Belicoso by Ray of Austin Texas on October 14, 2008Bargaining chip to get into heavenBy far the best cigar I have ever had, when I was working in a cigar shop, it was like Christmas when a box of these would come in. Not an everyday smoke due to price but for those special occasions, demand nothing less then the Padron 1926 series maduros. When I die, I want one in my pocket to get past the gates.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #9 by Andrew of Pennsylvania on October 8, 2008Not for the timidGreat FULLLL body cigar but not for the novice smoker.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #9 by Ken of Burtchville on September 30, 2008Non Plus UltraI reviewed this cigar two years ago. As half of the box still sits in my humidor, I can tell you that they only get better with time (if that is possible). The reason why I still have half a box is because, I don't share them. You may say that I am selfish. Yes,I am. These are only to be experienced by the one who bought them. I tell my (mooch-prone)friends to bring their own.
I still contend that they are better than FFOX. And while I enjoy a great diversity of cigars, these are Non Plus Ultra.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #1 by Rafael of Odessa, FL on September 30, 2008Best cigar at ANY price!Construction is a 10. Draw is a 10. Taste is a 10. Aroma is a 10. I have tried literally hundreds of different cigars (more than a few costing double or more than this Padron) and this is by far my favorite. The flavor of this cigar will have you dreaming of it for weeks. I am not "sophisticated" enough pick out "hints of nutmeg and a finish of cardamom", but this cigar satisfies in every way. The Padron 1926 will change the way you look at cigars...
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #1 by John of Chicago on September 10, 2008Simply OutstandingI have been smoking 1926 #1s for a few years now and I still find them to be nothing less than outstanding. I smoke #1s, #2s, 80th anniversary and the 40s as well yet I always fall back to the #1s as the best and most consistent.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #1 by Bill of New Jersey on September 2, 2008Best Maduro Smoke I've Experienced!Truly, they're horrible. Send all those sticks to me.... I'll help pay for postage, your suffering will end and I'll throw in some gas money for your pain. :)
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #1 by Jay of High Springs, Florida on July 14, 2008GreatI smoked one on my 50th Birthday in the Dominican Republic, a day I shall never forget! :) Great favor,taste,construction and a great smoke, worth the money!
This review was written about Padron 1926 80 Years by Hulk of Chadds Ford. PA on May 17, 2008GreatI smoked one on my 50th Birthday in the Dominican Republic, a day I shall never forget! :) Great favor,taste,construction and a great smoke, worth the money!
This review was written about Padron 1926 80 Years by Hulk of Chadds Ford. PA on May 17, 2008Best Cigar Ever?If someone ever tells you this is the best cigar ever, agree with them or keep your mouth shut because it just might be. If God smokes, this is his cigar.
This review was written about Padron 1926 80 Years by Manny of Miami on April 16, 2008Holy Toledo!!!FULL body, flavor and strength. These lil guys will knock you down for a loop if you don't have a full stomach. Truly a masterpiece, flavor profile wise i got were nuttiesque, cocoa and coffee.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #6 by EW of Germantown, MD on April 3, 2008"UTTER PERFECTION"This is a connoisseur's delight! Not a stick for "newbies" for sure. It's complicated yet perfect in every conceivable way. For the money (and they're clearly not inexpensive) it's the best you can buy. If there's a box of sticks waiting for me in heaven then I so hope there are at least a couple of these beauties in there as well!
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #9 by R. Williams II of Atlanta, GA on February 22, 2008Wow, damn, and ahh. Incredible.Maybe if you're in the market for these cigars, reviews don't matter -- they're a brand-name pinnacle and on that accolade alone could deliver a mediochre product and still command the mountain-like price. Not the case with Padron, and not the case with these cigars. Padron doesn't overdo the packaging but these sticks glow when you open up a box, their lethal-weapon torpedo points and glassy-oily sheen wrappers staring back at you. Construction feels ethereal, rock-solid and light. Lighting this perfecto took about 4 seconds and it was golden from then on. The taste: wow, damn, and ahh, all at once. This is not the same flavor profile as the other in the 1926 line, it's not as heavy/earthy. Like the difference between lush black tropical soil and sunshine through the leafs, this is a sweeter smoke (even compared to the 1926 40th Anniversary) and not so earthy. No cigar's aroma has been as epic as this smoke, not even close, and I enjoyed the smell as much as the taste throughout -- think about this, because usually (for me) the aroma is a pleasant secondary effect but not something you can really notice throughout. Pretty much perfect burn throughout, enough thick white smoke to make the local weather report and a smooth consistent draw. Rounding out the experience was a decently strong buzz that made itself known about 2/3 through the smoke. Who should smoke this cigar? Anyone who digs cigars. It's not for beginners and you may not like it at all, but it represents a hell of a lot of effort to make a distinctive and -very- well balanced cigar. Hats off to Padron.
This review was written about Padron 1926 80 Years by upNorth of Fairbanks, Alaska on February 19, 2008Both bright and deep flavors, exceedingly goodI've enjoyed a bunch of the 1926 Padron line of cigars for their deep, rich flavor, construction that reminds you what the word 'craftsmanship' means, and overall smoking experience. What makes the 40th Anniversary a very special cigar is that it has all of these qualities but there's a "brightness" in the flavor. Smoking these makes me feel like the sun is shining (which it isn't, since it is winter here in Alaska!). Another winning characteristic is the evolving, multi-layered flavor -- no stranger to the 26 line, for sure, but even more pronounced here. Who should try this cigar? Someone who is looking for a medium-to-full bodied cigar, a contemplative smoking experience, and a cigar that has all the dark-earthy-deep credentials of its siblings but a bright counterpoint that is unusual and very, very desireable.
This review was written about Padron 40th Anniversary 1926 Torpedo by upNorth of Fairbanks, Alaska on February 3, 2008Exquisite CigarI cringed and closed my eyes when clicking on the buy button that sucked 25 bucks out of my Amex account for this stick, solely on the advice of other reviewers. While I'm not about to spend that kind of money every week, or even every month, the cigar was the best I've smoked and I have no regrets.
The flavor, as has been described here, is rich and, for the most part, chocolaty. Undertones of cedar and spice. Very full flavored, without in the least overpowering or harsh. Super construction: firm as a tree trunk but perfect draw. Perfectly even burn with an inch and a half of smooth, unflakey, ash. Very slow burning: got an hour and a half out of this beauty with plenty of cigar left at the end. But the best part: that flavor. Absolutely delicious. Just be sure you smoke it when you can fully concentrate on that taste and have the time to savor it.
This review was written about Padron 40th Anniversary 1926 Torpedo by PJ of South Florida on December 6, 2007As good as it gets!I thought I settled on a favorite until I fired one of these up. Yes, full strength but not at all harsh. Perfect burn, nice easy draw with lot's of smoke, great taste all the way down. This is worth taking your time to enjoy every puff. Twice the price of my regular stick but four times the cigar.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #1 by Adrian of Seymour CT on October 5, 2007IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVESFOR THE SERIOUS CIGAR AFFICIONADO ONLY. WITHOUT QUESTION, A WORLD CLASS PURO. WHEN ONLY THE FINEST WILL DO.....THE PADRON 40TH ANIVERSARY 1926 IS YOUR ONLY CHOICE. TRUELY A REFINED SMOKE. PERFECTION HAS BEEN ACHIEVED BY SENIOR' PADRON!
This review was written about Padron 40th Aniversary 1926 by BRUCE F. BARNJUM of OH on May 17, 2007Officially AddictedI love these cigars as much as opus x or hemingway's....I could smoke these all the time if they were cheaper....but then what would You Guys smoke?
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #35 by R.McCraw of AL on February 20, 2007Best cigar, bar none, Cuban or otherwisePerfect cigar! Deep rich earthy chocolate/coffee flavors, perfect construction, perfect burn, long white ash, worth peeling the ring off to smoke it nearly to the nub. I've heard the hype on many cigars and been disappointed. I've smoked Cubans, AF Anejos, and many are good. This is the best deep flavored cigar I've ever smoked.
This review was written about Padron 40th Anniversary 1926 Torpedo by Overworked of LA on February 3, 2007Better than FFOXCarlos Fuente, Jr. has been an aquaintance of mine for over 10 yrs. I get the Opus X through an inner circle friend of his whenever I want. The Padron Aniv. 1926 beats it hands down. But we will never tell... just between you and I.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #1 by R. Isaias of FL on November 27, 2006Not impressed1st off let me say i've been smoking cig's for over 10yrs and i like the padron line BUT, i wasn't impressed by it.it was good but nothing to write home about.i purchased a box,i'll let it sit for a yr that should bring it out.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #6 by Michael of NorthCarolina on July 18, 2006A Must SmokeOne of the few ultra premium cigars that is worth the money. The smoke is full of flavor yet cool, right up to the point where you burn your fingers. Don't pass up the opportunity if given one.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #9 by Michael of New York on June 4, 2006What a cigar!I am stationed in Germany and have access to all the Cuban Romeo Y Julieta, Montecristo and Cohiba's I want. This Padron 40th Anniversary 1926 is the best cigar I have ever smoked! Because of the cost, I was expecting a great stick, but almost hoping it would not be good enough to make me want more. No such luck. If I had the money, my humidor would be full of them. Love the Cubans, but this Padron is number 1 in my book.
This review was written about Padron 40th Anniversary 1926 Torpedo by Stu Gregory of Germany on August 24, 2005Best Cigar I Have Ever Had, Period!!!The 1926 Padron was quite simply best cigar I have ever had. I have had plenty of access to Cuban cigars (I know a seamtress who has a visa and travels to Cuba regularly). The cigar is somewhat pricey (around $40.00) but it is worth it, trust me. I was fortunate enough to try one at a marketing event here in St. Petersburg, free of charge. I could not stop thinking about that cigar for days. Unfortunately they are a very limited edition and are not coming out again until sometime in May. Can't wait to buy a box.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #6 by Joe Hutchison of St. Petersburg, Florida on April 1, 2005Who needs cubans?WOW, I JUST SMOKED A 1926 #1 AND WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THE OVERALL PRESENTATION OF THE CIGAR, THE FLAVORS, THE SMELLS, EVERYTHING. THIS IS TRULY A MUST SMOKE FOR CIGAR LOVERS. QUITE PRICEY, BUT WORTH EVERY PENNY.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #1 by Beto Fraga of Chicago on February 8, 2005The BestOne of the best cigars I have ever smoked.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #6 by W. Williams of Huntington Beach, CA on November 11, 2003Simply StunningThis is quite simply the best cigar I have ever smoked, very even burn, the draw is soooo smooth, I preferred the Maduro to the Natural but that's personal preference. luckily my local shop got 3 boxes and I was able to stock up. Do not miss this cigar.
This review was written about Padron Serie 1926 #6 by Steve Burrell of Cedar Falls, IA on March 1, 2003 |
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