1926 Padron 80 year Maduro

amlique · 09-28-2010, 04:33 PM

Cory and Steve, you guys make me want to go out right now and find/smoke one. THAT good?

SNKBYT · 09-28-2010, 04:56 PM

like stated above PADRON is top shelf

CigarGuy88 · 09-28-2010, 05:54 PM

IMO yes. If you can afford to spend the money and you like the Padron Anniversary profile then no question about it

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Originally Posted by amlique

Cory and Steve, you guys make me want to go out right now and find/smoke one. THAT good?

09-28-2010, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by amlique

Cory and Steve, you guys make me want to go out right now and find/smoke one. THAT good?

I've yet to try the 80th but have heard nothing but great things. I've had the 40th Maduro which is one of the best, if not the best, cigars I've ever had. I have another
in the humidor waiting for a specially occasion.

If you haven't already, give their normal cigars in the 1926 line a try. I'm not sure what is different in the blend for the 40th and 80th, but I know they are different sizes.

Serious has great prices on singles.

http://www.seriouscigars.com/Padron_Cigars_list

The 1926 #35 which is 4"x47 is a great size for a short smoke. I prefer the #6 which is 4.75"x50.

The 1964 series is a bit cheaper, and about as good in my opinion.

Wish I had the money to pick me up some. They are the best.

mash · 09-28-2010, 08:05 PM

This is a fabulous cigar. The other remarkable thing about it is the construction and burn. I was smoking one on a Sunday night, and realized I had to fill up my car before the stations closed. I left it burning for 20 minutes while I gassed up. Got home, took a puff on it and it was still going.
They are worth the $ in my opinion.

JJG · 09-29-2010, 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by mash

I left it burning for 20 minutes while I gassed up. Got home, took a puff on it and it was still going.

I had a very similar Padron experience. A few years ago I gave a buddy a 64 Ani on New Year's Eve. Mid-way into our smokes, he get a phone call (after midnight). So he puts the cigar down to take the call, finds out his daughter is going into labor, gets dressed and ready to head up to the hospital, and when he comes back outside to grab the cigar and leave, the damn thing was still going! It must have been sitting there for at least 15 minutes, maybe longer. unbelievable!

I say smoke the 80th as soon as you have time to enjoy it uninterrupted with your favorite beverage. There's no need to hold it for a super special occasion.
I'm sure it's burning a hole in your humidor.

09-28-2010, 04:33 PM	#1
amlique Just in from the Storm Join Date: Sep 2010 First Name: Jon Location: South Carolina Posts: 36 Trading: (1)	Re: 1926 Padron 80 year Maduro Cory and Steve, you guys make me want to go out right now and find/smoke one. THAT good?

09-28-2010, 04:56 PM	#2
SNKBYT PATRIOT and VETERAN Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Alex Location: SWEET HOME ALABAMA Posts: 3,289 Trading: (30)	Re: 1926 Padron 80 year Maduro like stated above PADRON is top shelf __________________ "IF YOU WANT TO TAKE MY FREEDOM, MAKE DAMN SURE THAT YOU'RE AS PASSSIONATE ABOUT TAKING IT AS I AM ABOUT KEEPING IT"

09-28-2010, 08:05 PM	#5
mash Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Nov 2008 First Name: Kevin Posts: 435 Trading: (2)	Re: 1926 Padron 80 year Maduro This is a fabulous cigar. The other remarkable thing about it is the construction and burn. I was smoking one on a Sunday night, and realized I had to fill up my car before the stations closed. I left it burning for 20 minutes while I gassed up. Got home, took a puff on it and it was still going. They are worth the $ in my opinion.