Padron 1926 series no. 35

Da Klugs · 08-11-2011, 11:36 AM

Was running errands and ended up in Cigars Cigars in Rocky River. Bought some cheapo lighters for the herf. Beign there made me jones for a cigar.

Bought on of these lil guys for the ride home. Been a few years for me and this cigar.

Started out raspy for the first few puffs. Settled into a wonderful smoke. Could even nose it 50% plus by midpoint.

Good cigar. Nice flavors. Nuance is the issue regarding the depth of flavors. Easy to understand why these are highly rated - they are really tasty cigars based upon mouth only smoking. It's in the nasal exhale that they lack the depth/complexity of less expensive cigars from you know where. But... pretty darn good cigar. Easy to lose sight of the fact that there are great NC cigars when you don't smoke them.

08-11-2011, 11:36 AM	#19
Da Klugs Juan of 11 Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Dave Location: Right here Posts: 4,222 Trading: (8)	Re: Padron 1926 series no. 35 Was running errands and ended up in Cigars Cigars in Rocky River. Bought some cheapo lighters for the herf. Beign there made me jones for a cigar. Bought on of these lil guys for the ride home. Been a few years for me and this cigar. Started out raspy for the first few puffs. Settled into a wonderful smoke. Could even nose it 50% plus by midpoint. Good cigar. Nice flavors. Nuance is the issue regarding the depth of flavors. Easy to understand why these are highly rated - they are really tasty cigars based upon mouth only smoking. It's in the nasal exhale that they lack the depth/complexity of less expensive cigars from you know where. But... pretty darn good cigar. Easy to lose sight of the fact that there are great NC cigars when you don't smoke them. __________________ Communities Not Commodities. Punctuation challenged, but trying. Proud winner of phase 1 of the Weight loss contest