Date Added: Sunday 01 November, 2026
by Alex
£42.00
Small yet powerful. I absolutely love Padrons, the 1964 anniversary range are amazing and this 1926 are so unique. I am big maduro fan and although I tend to keep small cigars for walks i find myself always holding back for the right time to enjoy a no.35 as they are pricey they are in my opinion one of the richest cigars in this size. Peppery to start with spice. Mellows a little into the second third and i find myself burning myself a little to smoke as much as I can. Nicaraguan tobacco is hands down my favourite and padrons stand out on top for me. I only wish tobacco wasn't taxed so high and I would stock up far more than I do. The no.2 in maduro is my current favourite cigar right next to the my father le bijou 1922 torpedo.