You aren't the first person I have heard say that about Padron. I could be wrong, but it's my understanding that Padron rolls with some leaf that's already extensively aged which means time won't necessarily be so kind to the blend. The Oliva is rolled with some strong tobacco so time will help round out any rough edges.I bought this box over a year ago and along with my box of P1964 Nats (my first experiment in aging cigars... Understand that a year could be considered just rest too). I didn't like what the year did to the padrons but like this. It's smoother than when it's new and I think that makes it a better smoke.
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enjoy brother!
House blend with that sexy wrapper!Another tasty roll from @Hopduro, blend 17 and Ecuadorian habano ligero wrapper. Keep this one in rotation bud!! Initial light was chocolate and spice. About an inch in there is some sweet cherry from the wrapper (one reason I use that wrapper a ton). Construction and flavor are every bit as good (and better than most) as anything you would grab from a shop. The red pepper on the retro is addicting. Brendon, I think this is the best of your stuff I've had so far for my tastes. It amazes me how all the homerollers have a signature and unique flavor that they produce when we all use the same vendors.
Rolled 7/2/16. Try and stash some away for yourself. I'm not good at that myself but always love the stuff of mine that I find with some time on it.House blend with that sexy wrapper!
Glad you enjoyed it, curious how old it was...
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