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Frohlich · 07-27-2004, 03:32 AM

I don't even know the official name but it was the robusto size 1926. I picked one up at my local store that has a ton of Padrons (26 and 64). Anyway, I smoke the 64 line quite a bit so I thought I would give the 26 a go. The wrapper was dark maduro and the construction was perfect as the draw was just right. Overall the flavors where sweet (almost a cherry like flavor I pick up once in a while in the 64 line, but much more pronounced) with spice and coccoa. A very flavorfull cigar the has hints of the 64 line but also has it's own taste. I will definetaly pick more of these up though they are a bit pricey to smoke regularly.

07-27-2004, 03:32 AM	#1
Frohlich Club Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Cincinnati, Oh Vatican City Posts: 2,457	Padron 1926 I don't even know the official name but it was the robusto size 1926. I picked one up at my local store that has a ton of Padrons (26 and 64). Anyway, I smoke the 64 line quite a bit so I thought I would give the 26 a go. The wrapper was dark maduro and the construction was perfect as the draw was just right. Overall the flavors where sweet (almost a cherry like flavor I pick up once in a while in the 64 line, but much more pronounced) with spice and coccoa. A very flavorfull cigar the has hints of the 64 line but also has it's own taste. I will definetaly pick more of these up though they are a bit pricey to smoke regularly. __________________ Will work for ISOMs