Padron 1926 Series No. 2 Maduro Cigar - 1 Single

This is an outstanding cigar, on par with Cubans but also distinctly different. 1 hour 35min burn time to the nub. As soon as I saw this I loved the pristine finish of the wrapper and excellent construction and the aroma of the tobacco reminded me of a good old tobacco shop. The flavour was deep rich, complex and tangy high quality coca rich chocolate throughout. A supremely smooth smoke with spice to make things interesting. What a delight and pleasure to be able to enjoy this on a lazy Saturday. Like Cuban cigars that have a spirit about them reminding you of times visiting Cuba, so too did this cigar have spirit something enigmatic that made me curious to see what its like in Nicaragua. Highly recommend. Cheers

This is clearly a quality cigar. Everything about it just shouts premium - the wrapper, the way its rolled and the taste of course. Although this is a maduro, it is not peppery at all and just smooth and flavourful the whole way through. Im just jealous that this stick is half the price in the US. You wont regret buying this cigar!

First let me thank Padron, and (Nicaraguan people) so much for this great Cigar. full body, the draw, burn, and construction are amazing. Varied bouquet of Flavors, aromas, and after tastes.. Such as ... woody, leather, coffee, chocolate, sweet, and rich smoke. I will make sure keeps a large number of these woooow fancy sticks in my cigar humidors. Thank you so much C.GARS , Michelle Adler for all excellent choices and services. ✨

Padron cigars are highly regarded and with good reason too. Like all Padrons this cigar has a nice rustic tobacco appearance and a crude single cap. In an age where triple caps are some kind of construction marvel i like the fact Padron does a single cap that allegedly can be biten off so you can smoke it without a cutter. Ive smoked way too many triple capped cigars that were plugged or badly rolled. Padron cigars feel light and not densly packed. When you light them they produce lots of smoke and have a very comfortable, loose draw which i find enjoyable. The 1926 maduro is a very classy, solid but fairly one note blend in the Nicaraguan flavour spectrum. In terms of value id argue its a bit on the expensive side for what it is. It is of course a very, very nice cigar so ultimately i do think its a cigar every stogie smoker should try.

One of my top 5, probably the strongest cigar available in the UK, strong but full of different flavours, leather, dark expresso notes, spices and pepper. Blended with tobaccos aged between 5 and 10 years. For a smoother experience cut the cigar at an angle. David - C.Gars Ltd Cigar Ambassador