Reviews
Date Added: Thursday 21 January, 2021
High quality unbleached and entirely useful. Only minor downside is they don’t tell you it’s a 150mm so a tad too short for a Churchwarden.
Date Added: Sunday 13 December, 2020
Wow! What a game changer! Gorgeous, quality tobacco fragrance from the tin, with ever-so-faint fruity and slight citrus notes. Easy light, easy burn and, most importantly, easy to keep lit! Loads of smoke, reminds me of cigars. This is how pipe tobacco should be! Cant wait to try more of the old Dunhill range!
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Date Added: Sunday 13 December, 2020
Superb Cigar, was quite full bodied for me, great flavours, taste, draw and burn!
Date Added: Thursday 19 November, 2020
I purchased one a while back after experiencing too many tight draws and it has proved to be an excellent tool to help solve this issue. However, I now use this with virtually every cigar I smoke as even without it being required to sort out a tight draw, it makes a perfect cigar pin allowing me to smoke things to the smallest nub possible without burning my fingers maximising my pleasure and value from every stogie. A quality product that has more than paid for itself.
Date Added: Wednesday 18 November, 2020
Oops, correction: ~£270 for a full box in the states.
Date Added: Wednesday 18 November, 2020
Often overlooked in favour of maduros maduros maduros, but I actually find the 64 naturals, particularly the torpedo, more complex and refined in flavour and aroma. The maduro is strong, spicy and borders on harsh with some bitterness in the dark choc, earth, leather and black pepper profile. The natural is light-medium with more light wood, cream, damp earth, cocoa and more balanced pepper zing. Sometimes they can often have complete wind-tunnel draws with zero resistance at all, which can make them burn hot and harsh, but on the whole the construction is very good from Padrón. The only real issue with these is that here in the UK they cost an absolute fortune, so I rarely buy them here despite often wanting to. In the US they retail for roughly £13-14 each and £180 for a full box.
