Padron Cigars?

[Blockhead4243]

I've really been enjoying some Padron cigars lately, anyone else with me?

Padron 3000, 4000, 5000
Padron 1964 Anniversary
Padron 1926

Definitely buying a box of them after Christmas!

 

[ATL]

Padrons are the most consistent cigars on the planet, and among the best. They are among my favorites as well. There are few cigars that merit a $25+ price tag, but the Family Reserve series certainly does, all of them are excellent. Most people prefer the maduros, as do I, but the naturals in the 26 series are outstanding.

 

[Blockhead4243]

Padrons are the most consistent cigars on the planet, and among the best. They are among my favorites as well.

Which one would you say is your favorite?

 

[skullnbones]

Padrons are the most consistent cigars on the planet, and among the best. They are among my favorites as well.

This^
I like the Londres and 2000, myself.

 

[ATL]

Padrons are the most consistent cigars on the planet, and among the best. They are among my favorites as well.

Which one would you say is your favorite?

All of them. No joke. The family reserves are the best but take a 1000 series and age it for a couple or more years, and it's almost as good imho. If I had to choose, a few would be the 64 Maduro Exclusivo, the 45th, and the 80th.

 

[Kantucky]

The 45th is the best I've had but I've not had them all. Never smoked the 26 but would assume its stellar

 

[Hoshneer]

Dude.... I think most of us are with you.
Shhhhh.... Don't tell Padron but he makes the only cigars in the industry that are under priced... Love me some thousand series maduro.

 

[Life in smoke]

Dude.... I think most of us are with you.
Shhhhh.... Don't tell Padron but he makes the only cigars in the industry that are under priced... Love me some thousand series maduro.

Could not agree more with this statement, its the only cigar i find myself buying every time im in a b&m regardless of what else I buy.

 

[StogieNinja]

I love the 2000 maduros with about a year on them. Great cigars at a great price. I also agree with Dave, the Anniversary series is bananas. Love the 45th and 80th maduros. The 1964 and 1926's bridge the gap between nicely as well, both are great (again I prefer the maduro).

They really are incredibly consistent and have something in the line for everyone.

 

[Jesse]

Stupid newbie question but how do you tell the difference between them other than color? I've never noticed different writing on the labels to tell.

 

[Blockhead4243]

Stupid newbie question but how do you tell the difference between them other than color? I've never noticed different writing on the labels to tell.

Generally look on the price tag, they should be labeled, but also the thousand series is pretty much all the same tobacco, just different shapes and sizes. They do have slight changes is flavor depending on size, my favorite of the thousand series would have to be the 3000.

 

[Jesse]

Okay, thanks. I'll have to pay more attention the next time I'm in the shop.

 

[Blockhead4243]

Okay, thanks. I'll have to pay more attention the next time I'm in the shop.

If your pocket book allows check out the Padron 1964 Anniversary, it is really good and surprisingly long for the size stick it is.

 

[GnarlyEggs]

Never met a Padron I didn't like. Always a perfect cigar. Love the 85 and 80

 

[Blockhead4243]

Never met a Padron I didn't like. Always a perfect cigar. Love the 85 and 80

^^This

Totally agree, if there is one brand that really does stand behind quality its definitely Padron.

 

[ENV]

Love Padrons as well. Dont have space for any in the humi. May pick up another cheapie 50 count or 100 count desktop and then get some

 

[GnarlyEggs]

Love Padrons as well. Dont have space for any in the humi. May pick up another cheapie 50 count or 100 count desktop and then get some

Make space!

 

[K Williams]

Dude.... I think most of us are with you.
Shhhhh.... Don't tell Padron but he makes the only cigars in the industry that are under priced... Love me some thousand series maduro.

The Thousand series may be underpriced, but the 1926, '64, etc. have a steep price tag.

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[AbeFroman]

Okay, thanks. I'll have to pay more attention the next time I'm in the shop.

If your pocket book allows check out the Padron 1964 Anniversary, it is really good and surprisingly long for the size stick it is.

My favorite of theirs is the PAN64. Amazing smoke.

 

[K Williams]

Stupid newbie question but how do you tell the difference between them other than color? I've never noticed different writing on the labels to tell.

The maduro wrapper looks like dark chocolate, the natural is a lighter milk chocolate color. Easiest way I can describe it... If you put the two side by side, the difference is obvious.

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