Padron 1964 - Principe Maduro

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https://padron.com/padron-1964-anniversary-series/

I meant to put this review up yesterday but things got away from me so i started my day with this lovely cigar. Cigars are the enjoyment of the finer things in life. As a believing man i find it fascinating that God put into nature many of the things that heal us. Fermented tobacco for me allows me to take less pain medication on a day to day basis. Speaking of the finer things this is one of the finest brands you can get. I'm speaking generally for the whole Anny series.

Construction: 10/10

draw: 10/10





coffee with cream, chocolate, raisin, earthiness, leather, pepper, light cherry






kola nut, coffee, chocolate, leather, pepper, hints of saltiness, raisins, creaminess



creaminess, saltiness mixed with pepper, milk chocolate, leather,



earthiness, pepper, coffee, raisins, dark cherry, kola nut, creaminess,

I hope you enjoyed the pics of my fat blob of a cat. his name is walter white aka heisenberg. I have 2 dogs as well but we know who runs thing over here.

I post reviews because if i just sat and smoked cigars I wouldn't really care about the flavors. Reviewing a cigar every once in a while forces me to sit down and really experience what i'm smoking

This was a treat of a cigar. i smoked it until i could't hold the nub. The smoke on this cigar was luxurious. Flavors were consistent but developed nicely. it would start at one set of flavors and develop into something different but would always go back to hit the previous flavors so it ebbed and flowed. It made me want to sit on a beach at sunset if i could be in the sun (that's an entirely different medical issue) At one point in my life I was an ISOM snob and would only smoke them but now i've finally grown to appreciate just how amazing these NC's really are. Anyways, thats my little review. I hope you were able to enjoy it. God bless you all!