Padrón 50th Anniversary

[jpalamar]

All I can say is wow! The best Padrón I've had to date by far... and I'm a Padrón fanboy. It had a very easy draw, took a solid 2 hours... maybe a tad more to smoke, and was great from the first to the last puff. I picked up a little chocolate, some pepper but never was it overbearing, and lots of earthy/cedar notes. A perfect burn with only 1 minor touch up.







This is how I ended the night.

[steelman]

Wow am I jealous...

[wabashcr]

Wish that was in my price range, but I'm not at the point where I could get $100 worth of enjoyment out of a single cigar. Hell even the 1926, which I love, is usually pushing it price-wise for me. They do look sharp, though. Thanks for sharing.

[Nicks85]

What is the difference between the two 50th anniversary sticks? The one I had didn't have a white ring and was only $25.

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[Cardinal]

Man, looks like an awesome night with a Best of the Best lineup of cigars.

[projectsunfire]

damn...100 bux a stick? I just had a Family Reserve No. 44 with some age on it and while it was GREAT...at $30 bux a stick I had a hard time justifying the cost. I cant imagine adding another $70 to the price tag

[Old Smokey]

That's a beautiful lineup. Special occasion or just daily smokes?

[Laynard]

Balla! I don't think I could bring myself to do it. Thanks for taking one for the team!

[tww915]

I must admit I am a bit jealous here.

[T.E.Fox]

You only live once and you can't take your money with you when it's all done. One man's way to enjoy some hard earned dollars. Glad to hear it was worth it!