A user on expeditionportal.com hooked me up with a couple Pardon Anniversery and an A. Fuente Gran Reserve. Just finished smoking one of the Padrons and WOW!! It has been aged about a year. Hints of coco, coffee, wood, and pepper. Fantastic stick!
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That's a nice hook up :-)
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Damn skippy!
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Every padron I have has been really solid, not many but I get the feeling that when I pick one up to burn, I will end it being happy. Just consistent.
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I love the 64's.
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I just had my first '26 and it was amazing. The 4000 is my go to when I am on the road and need to pick up a cigar. Padron has not let me down yet. Always spot on.
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Nice pictures, I also love the 64's, the 3000 is my go to stick.
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If there's a cigar smoker that doesn't love the 64s, I've yet to meet him.

Let's not overlook the stick on the far right. That appears to be either a Hemingway Signature Maduro, or a Hemingway Classic Maduro... Either way, what bliss.
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Gotta say that those two are among my fave NCs. If you get a chance to smoke a 1964 maduro, jump on it. You won't be disappointed.
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That's an awesome friend, right there!
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Part two came in today. And what I have I believe will make for some fantastic smoking. He sent me a Padron Delicias, Padron 2000, and a Padron Pigtail. Can't wait to light one of these up.

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Anything Padron :-)
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padron aniv.'s are really worth it in my opinion...the 2000 - 6000's dont cut it for me...what a drastic change between the lines.
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