How long are Padron 1926 aged?
between 5 to 10 years
The 1926 Serie features tobacco that is aged between 5 to 10 years! Introduced in 2002 to celebrate José O. Padrón’s 75th birthday, this rich, powerful smoke is nuanced and complex, full of dark chocolate, coffee and sweet spiciness.
Are Padron Cigars good?
Sure, Padron offers some of the most sought-after ultra-premium sticks around, such as the 1926 Series and the Family Reserve. That’s all well and good, but the average cigar nut typically isn’t too keen on dropping $25 on a smoke, even if it might be one of the best in the world.
Why are Padron cigars so good?
Seldom will you find a brand that effortlessly walks the line between, but the Padron brand does. These cigars are loved for their rugged, rustic look and robust flavor which speaks to the hearts of aficionados and their amazing full-bodied flavor and medium strength that is synonymous with beginners.
How long are Padron cigars aged?
The Padron Series of cigars is a selection of Habano tobacco, naturally sun-grown and aged for more than two years. They are hailed for a balanced flavor with a provocative boldness and spiciness. The Padron 1964 cigar line raises the bar even further with their tobaccos aged for a minimum of four years.
Do Padron cigars age well?
A Few Great Brands The award-winning Nicaraguan brand, Padron, is lauded for multiple cigars in its aged portfolio: Padron 1964 Anniversary is aged for a minimum of 6 years; Padron 1926 Series is aged for a minimum of 8 years; and Padron Family Reserve is handmade from tobaccos that are at least 10 years old.
Do cigars get stronger with age?
Many cigars will age quite nicely for five or six years, after which a precipitous drop in strength and complexity takes place. A cigar’s flavor can dissipate if too much time passes. I’ve aged a number of strong and spicy cigars rolled from potent Ligero tobaccos.
What are maduro cigars?
Maduro simply means dark.” Cigars that are marketed as maduros today tend to have dark brown, black or, in some odd cases, purple-black wrappers reminiscent of eggplants. (The Cuban cigar industry, while it does release very dark cigars, no longer sells any as maduros.)
What food goes well with cigars?
For full-bodied cigars, think meat! The intense flavours balance out well with heavy tastes and textures that come from steak or lamb; perfect when done slow-roasted and served with rich and creamy potatoes. Remember the like with like rule; if you are choosing a top quality steak, pair it with a premium cigar.
Is Maduro a good cigar?
One of the greatest misconceptions about Maduro cigars is that they’re always strong. Now, they can be strong, but they are more so known for producing a full bodied sweetness. In addition to an overall sweetness, Maduro cigars feature bountiful notes of earth and wood.