Padron 3000M - Sad Times.

shilala · 10-20-2009, 06:26 PM

It's definately not the norm.
Were they in a glass top box?

markem · 10-20-2009, 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by shilala

It's definately not the norm.
Were they in a glass top box?

hope you got it from a known good supplier. Gotta believe that there are fake Padrons out there.

ambientboy · 10-20-2009, 06:28 PM

Last time I checked, Outlaw cigars in KC was pretty much the top of the B&M foodchain.

markem · 10-20-2009, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ambientboy

Last time I checked, Outlaw cigars in KC was pretty much the top of the B&M foodchain.

excellent news. Take the stick back, regardless of condition and they should give you a replacement.

ambientboy · 10-20-2009, 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by markem

excellent news. Take the stick back, regardless of condition and they should give you a replacement.

yeah, can't. I chucked both of those pathetic puppies. But it's ok. Sometimes you just get crappy sticks.

Skywalker · 10-20-2009, 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by markem

hope you got it from a known good supplier. Gotta believe that there are fake Padrons out there.

and with Stupid!!! Fake!!!

Silound · 10-20-2009, 11:58 PM

I have a regular who chews on 4000 Maduros and he's never had one that didn't have a big stem to pull out of it.

IMO, the x000 series of Padrons is vastly overhyped. Yes, they're excellent sticks, what Padron isn't? but they're not rolled with 1964/1926 grade tobacco. I pull stems out of Padrons all the time. It's part of the nature of the beast. There are really bad ones occasionally that are unsmokable, and occasionally there are boxes that are so good I just want to sit on them for years.

I think we often overlook these things simply because we're enjoying the cigar all that much, and we aren't as likely to notice anything when everything seems to be fine and dandy. But one little thing may irritate you, like a bad cut, and it makes you so circumspect that you notice another problem, and pretty soon you're critical of the whole cigar because of one lousy cut or loose wrapper or runny burn.

So ends my

ambientboy · 10-21-2009, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Silound

I have a regular who chews on 4000 Maduros and he's never had one that didn't have a big stem to pull out of it.

IMO, the x000 series of Padrons is vastly overhyped. Yes, they're excellent sticks, what Padron isn't? but they're not rolled with 1964/1926 grade tobacco. I pull stems out of Padrons all the time. It's part of the nature of the beast. There are really bad ones occasionally that are unsmokable, and occasionally there are boxes that are so good I just want to sit on them for years.

I think we often overlook these things simply because we're enjoying the cigar all that much, and we aren't as likely to notice anything when everything seems to be fine and dandy. But one little thing may irritate you, like a bad cut, and it makes you so circumspect that you notice another problem, and pretty soon you're critical of the whole cigar because of one lousy cut or loose wrapper or runny burn.

So ends my

I've been smoking Padron x000's since I started smoking cigars and they've always been a favorite. I've never had two in a row that were this ridiculous, and NEVER had a stem like that before. OBVIOUSLY the Annis are going to have a better grade of tobacco, it's why I'm a huge fan of the 26es, but for the cost, x000es were always a solid bargain....till now.

Maybe I just shouldn't go down the chain anymore. Damn you Monte 4's from 92.

JJG · 10-21-2009, 02:10 PM

the x000 series have always been pretty ugly, but I never cared as long as they taste good. A few months back I bought a 3000 for my dad on the way to the golf course. It still had that distinct Padron flavor, but it was so mild I could hardly taste anything at all. probably won't buy any more for myself, but they're still a great, cheap cigar for someone who doesn't smoke often. The 3000s were the cigars that got me into this hobby.

10-20-2009, 06:26 PM	#1
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10-20-2009, 11:58 PM	#7
Silound ex-CS Swamp Gorilla Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Somewhere in a swamp, south of sanity Posts: 802 Trading: (15)	Re: Padron 3000M - Sad Times. I have a regular who chews on 4000 Maduros and he's never had one that didn't have a big stem to pull out of it. IMO, the x000 series of Padrons is vastly overhyped. Yes, they're excellent sticks, what Padron isn't? but they're not rolled with 1964/1926 grade tobacco. I pull stems out of Padrons all the time. It's part of the nature of the beast. There are really bad ones occasionally that are unsmokable, and occasionally there are boxes that are so good I just want to sit on them for years. I think we often overlook these things simply because we're enjoying the cigar all that much, and we aren't as likely to notice anything when everything seems to be fine and dandy. But one little thing may irritate you, like a bad cut, and it makes you so circumspect that you notice another problem, and pretty soon you're critical of the whole cigar because of one lousy cut or loose wrapper or runny burn. So ends my __________________ Back in black, and better than ever! You can't keep a good gorilla down! LSU Geaux Tigers!

10-21-2009, 02:10 PM	#9
JJG Have My Own Room Join Date: Jan 2009 First Name: Jeff Location: Houston Posts: 1,260 Trading: (4)	Re: Padron 3000M - Sad Times. the x000 series have always been pretty ugly, but I never cared as long as they taste good. A few months back I bought a 3000 for my dad on the way to the golf course. It still had that distinct Padron flavor, but it was so mild I could hardly taste anything at all. probably won't buy any more for myself, but they're still a great, cheap cigar for someone who doesn't smoke often. The 3000s were the cigars that got me into this hobby.