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Family Reserva 47th /85th Anniversary

Started by Loomis™ Aug 23, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Promotions

This was taken from a Facebook post on Padrons page.Every year on September 8th, the day Padrón Cigars was established, we have released a new cigar to pay homage to those years starting with the No.…Continue

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Family Reserve 46

Started by Loomis™. Last reply by Billy Jan 10, 2011. 16 Replies 0 Promotions

Has anyone been able to find any 46's yet? Just wondering if they have been released yet.

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Padron Corticos--anybody else had those?

Started by Brian D.. Last reply by Saint Jimbob the Hefty Jan 4, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Promotions

I won a box of 30 Padron Corticos at a recent Party Source herf. Not normally in my wheelhouse size wise (4.5" by 35 ) but hey a winning ticket's a winning ticket. Gave a few away to others at my…Continue

What do you like to eat and/or drink with your cigar?

Started by COCORICO. Last reply by Loomis™ Sep 20, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Promotions

What do you like to eat and/or drink with your cigar? Do you have the same thing everytime or do you like to experiment? And most importantly... Why? Share and teach.

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Comment by bill rudowitz on May 8, 2011 at 8:54am: went to a cigar dinner at De La Concha the week before last. Jorge Padron was there. They gave out a Family Reserve 44 Natural, 45 Maduro and 46 Maduro during the dinner. Bought a few boxes, had a great meal from Jack's Steakhouse and enjoyed some fabulous smokes. Not sure it gets any better!!!

Comment by Loomis™ on May 7, 2011 at 8:22pm: Now that Padron has jumped on the bandwagon and created a gargantumn 6x60 1964 Anniversary for Smoke Inn, it makes me wonder how limited the four year aged leaf really is. It's alway's been touted as "Limited Production". Does it now cut in to the Padron's production of 1964's for 2011 or are they just not selling as well as the Padron's tell us? I feel fortunate to have smoked at least one of every Padron Anniversary and special release except the Millenium, now there's two Padron cigar's I'll never smoke. A Padron 6x60 to me is like a kick in the ass and a bunch of bandwagon bullshit. I'll continue to smoke the1964's and 1926's as long as their avalable, it may just be me but I like them. We already know the new 2012 Padron will be the Family Blend No.47. How about a 1926 Lancero?

Comment by cheryl wilson on December 12, 2010 at 10:45am: well padron has glases that is great a cigar and a cold beer in the glass will make your holiday a blast

Comment by Brian D. on September 20, 2010 at 8:00am: Dang, I mentioned the "round mouth, square cigar" thing during Hoosier Herf. Now people are gonna think I'm Hugh Jass.

Comment by Tom D on September 19, 2010 at 8:16pm: Did someone say Padron?

Comment by Tom D on September 19, 2010 at 8:11pm: It did say Padron Anniversary in the text I pasted....

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Comment by Loomis™ on September 19, 2010 at 8:07pm: Yes of course...Padron.

Comment by Loomis™ on September 19, 2010 at 7:51pm: Tom D. You forgot to mention Padron's ;)

Comment by Loomis™ on September 19, 2010 at 7:44pm: Hugh Jass, It depends on the structure of your jaw. If you have a squarish jaw your way ahead of the game. If your jaw is more rounded it could take 33 to 47 days. You can help the process along by eating at White Castle, Wendy's and also placing a square wooden block in your mouth prior to going to going to sleep at night. Be sure if the block has paint on it that it's lead free. A few years back I forgot to mention that to someone and they ended up getting lockjaw from the lead poisoning. Good luck!

Comment by Tom D on September 19, 2010 at 7:09pm: ROFLMAO.

" Box-pressed" or "square-pressed" is when the cigars are literally "pressed" into the box so the box pressure creates a perfectly square shape. This was done originally to save shipping space and as a result, the process supposedly causes the cigars to burn longer, giving the smoker a more flavorful smoke. Good examples of box-pressed cigars include, Aspira, Don Tomas Dominican Selection, Padron Anniversary, Perdomo La Tradición, and Sancho Panza, to name a few.