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Padilla

CgarDan

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THis cigar has a beutifull brown Corojo wrapper with some showing veins. It looks like it has a great construction and the pre-light pull feels just perfect

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Once the cigar is lit and a few puffs are taken the first impression is this will be a very strong cigar due to the incredible spiciness you feel right from the start. A few inches into it though the cigar starts to mellow out a bit with some cedar notes creeping into the mix.

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As you progress past the half point the taste is atually cremy with spice, cedar and woodsy notes in it. Now it is still a complex cigar but you are tricked into believeing that it might not be as strong as the initial spices indicated.

The burn is very crisp I did not have to touch it up at all, but the ash is light greay and a bit flaky.


Once I put this down I was assured that the corojo and other strong tobaccos did its job as my headwas a bit light.

A great experience for the more seasoned smoker, but not something I would reccomend to a newb
 
I smoked one, wasn't that impressed, but threw a few into the coolidor to revisit in a year. I'm thinking they might be real tasty come harvesting time. I'm glad you wrote this review, I was wondering what other folks thought of this cigar.
 
I bought a bunch of these on special from CI. Although I don't find these as complex as other Padillas or DPG, they are good cigars for the price. Now, they've became my favorite golfing cigars. Big, full of flavors, and cheap!
 
I thought it was pretty mild for a Pepin stick. All of mine have been bitter, though. Probably need rest.
 
Good review Dan, thanks. I picked up a couple of mazos of these when they first came out, and thought they were good and showed some real promise of getting better with some age. The only probelm I have had with these cigars is the wrapper seems to be real fragile and prone to cracking when handled.
 
I tend to concur with the others here...this will be a really great stick in say, at a minimum, six to seven months. Let it sleep, and the rewards will likely pay off very well.

Thanks for the review by the way! :thumbs:
 
Just smoked one an hour ago - similar experience. I didn't find it as complex as you, but noted strong tobacco flavors throughout. Definitely a good smoke that I'd have again. Everyone who jumped on that CI deal on Tuesday will enjoy it at the price <$3.
 
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