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Really enjoyable short smoke thanks to @jasonatjl! Burned great with a nice white ash.
Pretty good stick. Still like the Tabernacle a lot better. Definitely worth the money though.
For a milder stick this had some nice flavors. Great construction and burn.
Had a few people say they didn’t like the Ultra as much as their other offerings. But this stick was absolutely phenomenal in my opinion. One of my new favorites.
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How was it? I’ve got a box on backorder with CI, they need to hurry TF up!
Let me know what you think when you get them in. Been wanting to try these out for a while.
@bostoneo any update on the boxes you ordered?
Big APA, ala dales pale....but when I poured sparge water (I batch sparge in cooler), like a dumbass, I left the bulkhead open to immediately drain all the water as I was pouring in....So more like a slightly lighter take on dales now....
One dimensional but good. I was expecting it to be more bold than it was.
Addy please...
Well it is Padron - Toro today something, or a brand that is always is rolled with care, and it my personal opinion is always consistant. Pardon = Quality, personally I have never ever has a Padron with problems in construction. Padron IMHO who first mission is making every stick a quality stick.
Straight cut this stick, draw was wonderful, after lighting it up, it burned even, and for an even ash. Clave. Profile is earthy with a hit of sweetness, and continually change to make the an interesting Cigar to enjoy.
This is one of what I call the Thousand Series Padron's numberd 2000, 3000, etc. A lot of bange for the buck, and alway consistant.
If you looking to gripe about any thing about Padron - Thousand Series the Band is just not going to call out to you like some of the fancy banded Cigar that catchs your eye, like a pretty girl in a bikini.
Straight cut this stick, draw was wonderful, after lighting it up, it burned even, and for an even ash. Clave. Profile is earthy with a hit of sweetness, and continually change to make the an interesting Cigar to enjoy.
This is one of what I call the Thousand Series Padron's numberd 2000, 3000, etc. A lot of bange for the buck, and alway consistant.
If you looking to gripe about any thing about Padron - Thousand Series the Band is just not going to call out to you like some of the fancy banded Cigar that catchs your eye, like a pretty girl in a bikini.
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Hail Caeser, Julius Caeser - Toro, it really a Fuente made for J.C. Newmann in Tampa. Nothing but quailty, great appearence, great construction, after straight cut, a tad tight, but I have a fix for that teeny problem.
Toasted the foot, nice even burn, nice even ash formation, great flavor profile that keep changing to make it interesting. The artwork on the band is just beautiful.
Pricy stick yes if you pay retail, but they do come up from time to time on bid sites. So when they are being ignored, I try, and snag some five packs. This is one of the Cigars that never disappoints. I would recommend them to anyone seeking something on the Strong side. IMHO you can't go wrong with this stick. Just a great smoke.
Toasted the foot, nice even burn, nice even ash formation, great flavor profile that keep changing to make it interesting. The artwork on the band is just beautiful.
Pricy stick yes if you pay retail, but they do come up from time to time on bid sites. So when they are being ignored, I try, and snag some five packs. This is one of the Cigars that never disappoints. I would recommend them to anyone seeking something on the Strong side. IMHO you can't go wrong with this stick. Just a great smoke.
I’m curious, how did you like it?
I bought a fiver but haven’t tried any yet.
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