dulaney22
Banned
I love Padrons. I really need to get that out of the way before starting. Well, that's not entirely accurate. I don't really care for the '64 line . . . due mostly to the price and what I feel isn't a better smoke than classics. Oh well . . . I digress.
I got this cigar in a blind trade with Anthem. Let me just warn you folks, ole Matt will put one on you if you don't watch him.
Anyway, I was leaving the office the other day and needed a quick smoke after a long day. This one did the trick. This is one of the darkest maduro cigars I've ever seen . . . almost black in color, with plenty of oil to spare. As is the case with all Padron igars, I couldn't find anything wrong with the construction. Pre-light, it reeked of barnyard.
A typical Padron draw gave off early tastes of rich coffee and peppery spice. The peppery nature of the spice quickly faded and the stick turned more to the sweet side. Before long, the flavors turned a rich cream with chocolate undertones. These flavors would come and go with coffee notes and, at times, leave a splendid aftertaste of mocha.
The only thing wrong with this cigar is that there isn't enough of it. That, however, is why they have other vitolas of this wonderful blend. Thank you, Matt. I have smoked several '26 series cigars, but not the #35. It was truly enjoyed.
I got this cigar in a blind trade with Anthem. Let me just warn you folks, ole Matt will put one on you if you don't watch him.

A typical Padron draw gave off early tastes of rich coffee and peppery spice. The peppery nature of the spice quickly faded and the stick turned more to the sweet side. Before long, the flavors turned a rich cream with chocolate undertones. These flavors would come and go with coffee notes and, at times, leave a splendid aftertaste of mocha.
The only thing wrong with this cigar is that there isn't enough of it. That, however, is why they have other vitolas of this wonderful blend. Thank you, Matt. I have smoked several '26 series cigars, but not the #35. It was truly enjoyed.
