PAM's

[andy]

Anyone know how the Padron family gets their cigars to produce so much smoke? It can't be a fluke. Every one I've had smoke this way.

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[Alwayslit]

Elfin magic:wink: They just roll a great cigar:thumbsup:

 

[TreeFrog Frank]

I was going to say... They just simply roll eff'n great cigars!!!

 

[DownInFlames]

Couldn't agree more. My first cigar love.... and the relationship continues....

 

[tmoney2007]

Looser rolls make more smoke.

 

[Le Buzz]

yeah the 26's that I smoke produce alot of smoke... and they're rolled super loose.

I think that's why they always use a single cap to kind of force you to use a punch cutter.. that way the draw won't be too loose.

They're still spectacular thou. Had a 1926 maddy no. 35 yesterday. I had a permanent smile the whole day.

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

....it might just be the right amount of filler tobacco, covered with the best binder tobacco and finished off with a damn good wrapper....just saying!

 

[TreeFrog Frank]

....it might just be the right amount of filler tobacco, covered with the best binder tobacco and finished off with a damn good wrapper....just saying!

Nicely put, Larry...

Amen.

 

[andy]

Was stubbing out the principe and noticed the strands of filler were each twisted up.

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[dpricenator]

I'm thinking they have just gotten it right, and have not changed anything since. I't not just their expensive stuff either. The londres, x000 series are all very good and very consistent. If I could choose 1 NC brand to smoke forever, it would be Padron...

 

[bigbwalls]

Anyone know how the Padron family gets their cigars to produce so much smoke? It can't be a fluke. Every one I've had smoke this way.

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I know why -- they're rolled by God himself.

 

[LiLo]

They use very high quality aged leaf for their anni's' so that is a huge part of the reason they burn so well and produce nice thick smoke. They also are rolled very very well. I mean i can't think of a single time when i have had a plugged padron anniversary.

 

[TheCigarKid]

They use very high quality aged leaf for their anni's' so that is a huge part of the reason they burn so well and produce nice thick smoke. They also are rolled very very well. I mean i can't think of a single time when i have had a plugged padron anniversary.

Same here, I've never even had one w/ a tight draw. Draw is always great, and burns true.

 

[Zen Cigar Man]

Agreed ... although sometimes they look like a patchwork quilt!

 

[dpricenator]

Agreed ... although sometimes they look like a patchwork quilt!

You can't smoke the "look" of a cigar, so I would rather them use a good blotchy wrapper instead of spreading some goo all over it so it comes out looking like a Hershey bar. But that's just me

 

[TheCigarKid]

You can't smoke the "look" of a cigar, so I would rather them use a good blotchy wrapper instead of spreading some goo all over it so it comes out looking like a Hershey bar. But that's just me

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[whodeeni]

Dave you are funny man!

 

[bresdogsr]

I always know that I'll have a great smoke with a Padron.

 

[sofc]

Couldn't agree more. My first cigar love.... and the relationship continues....

Couldn't have said it better myself.

 

[D Quintero]

I'm thinking they have just gotten it right, and have not changed anything since. I't not just their expensive stuff either. The londres, x000 series are all very good and very consistent. If I could choose 1 NC brand to smoke forever, it would be Padron...

much love for the londres!