The most consistent cigar brand I have come across. Stays cool to the very end. Always burns evenly. Full flavor and a pleasant taste.

Quality product, excellent flavor, very even burn, nice smoke

A true flavor bomb! As you light the foot of this cigar, the first thing that you notice is something close to smoked almonds! This cigar is good to its nub.

I’ve smoked everything in the Padron 1926 line and they are all extremely satisfying. That being said, the No. 35 is my favorite of them all. Always the perfect burn and perfect draw. Very flavorful from the light to butt. The Maduro is packed full of complex flavors. Life is too short to settle for less!

Approaching the 14th hole at Ancil Hoffmann golf course in Sacramento, I decided to light my usual Padron cigar for the day. It worked out well, hole in one with my PW, my Padron, at 120 yards. Mark C. Sacramento Ca.

Padron cigars are traditionally excellent cigars. The 1926 No. 35 Maduro is no exception! The cigar is pushing hard to be my favorite cigar. Liga Privada T-52 had better watch out!! The No. 35 exhibited no flaws I could detect. The burn was perfect (my pet peeve: I hate canoeing), the flavor was magnificent and the draw was just right. If you like great cigars, give this one a go! You won't be disappointed.

Fantastic flavors with great transitions

Not bad. My house cigar is the 1964 series. After smoking this I realized I'll stick to the 1964. This was a good cigar, but in my opinion it was too dry (as they used a more dry aged tobacco) as compared to the 1964. It was also spicy which isn't a problem but I only like those once in a while. The 1964 is "creamier", smoother, heavier and has a much better concentration of smoke on the draw. I found the 1926 to be less fulfilling than the '64. For the price I'll keep rollin in my six fours.