I'm generally not one to spend a lot on a single cigar, but a few years back I bought one of those Padron anniversary cigars and let me tell you,
what an amazing smoke. Worth the money every once in a while.
John
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I'm generally not one to spend a lot on a single cigar, but a few years back I bought one of those Padron anniversary cigars and let me tell you,
what an amazing smoke. Worth the money every once in a while.
John
The Padrons are not crazy expensive like a real Cohiba or Trinidad. My experience over the last 15 or so years is that even when other makers quality slipped a bit because of increased production, etc, the Padron Anniversary stuff and the higher end stuff that Fuente makes for themselves and others stayed good. You can;'t say that about some of the Cubans. Pardon really helped Nicaragua steal some of the thunder from the DR and Honduras just like the Opus line really challenged the Cubans when they first came out.Quote:
Originally Posted by kerryman71
I agree. Padron is generally what I smoke. The regular cigars are very economical and are a great smoke.
John
Habana Partagas Serie E No. 2. A powerhouse of a cigar. : )
So today I did a small La Palina. The "Kill Bill". It's a 4.25 x 40 powerhouse, oh Yum! Oil on the lips, tons of smoke, and the pepper on the retrohale... oh man. This cigar is actually, refreshing!
At first I wasn't sure if a cigar this size could live up to its retail, but man, it did. What a great little cigar!
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Seriously - the song title is fitting of the stick
Rocky Patel Decade Cameroon Toro
Sunday with Son in Law
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Tonight a smaller la Traviata
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Son in law you say eh... :). LOL - Good times?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcbladescar
Hey - I think those "fairy" cigars might be uh, due?
its like we share a brain brother :)
Nom, nom, nom...
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