Cheap alternative to Padron 1964 Principe Maduro?

jsaland

Young Chimp
I just ordered a box of these and they bring me to a happy place...

for around 200 a box though, and as a grad student, I can't smoke them daily.

can anyone suggest a similar cigar to that as a daily smoke?
 
Not exactly an alternative but another very good smoke I'd pick up a box of Tatuaje Havana VI Angeles which usually go for around $118 shipped. If thats still too much I'd recommend if you haven't tried yet is Oliva Serie G Maduros. Those are around $75-$85 depending on size and are a fantastic smke for the price. Hope this helps.
-Dave
 
I just ordered a box of these and they bring me to a happy place...

for around 200 a box though, and as a grad student, I can't smoke them daily.

can anyone suggest a similar cigar to that as a daily smoke?

I'm in the same boat as you with these. The regular line Padrons (4000's are my favorites) are a little more decently priced and still have a somewhat similar taste. That's the closest thing I've found, but man...I'd kill to find somethin cheap like the PAM's.
 
I might be wrong to express this opinion here but I believe there are a good handful of ISOM petite coronas (similar size to the Principes) that might fit that bill and be a lot less spendier.

I do love at Padron 1964 Principe given the chance.
 
One of these may fit the bill:

  • La Veja Habana: The Early Years Silencio
  • Plasencia TKO
  • Joya de Nicaragua Antano Machito
  • La Flor Dominicana Ligero #200
  • La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero Chiselito
  • CAO Brazilia Piranha
  • Padron Delicias Maduro
 
Age those delicias maduros for a couple of years and you will be amazed at the cigar you have got for a fraction of the cost of the 64's.
 
Not exactly an alternative but another very good smoke I'd pick up a box of Tatuaje Havana VI Angeles which usually go for around $118 shipped. If thats still too much I'd recommend if you haven't tried yet is Oliva Serie G Maduros. Those are around $75-$85 depending on size and are a fantastic smke for the price. Hope this helps.
-Dave

I concur, oliva serie G maduros (i like the belicosos):ss
 
What about Sancho Panza double maduro? I haven't had it...just wondering if it is even along the same lines as the PAM.
 
Again, I'm going to ask a dumb question but by all means help a brothe out...


I've been told by many B&M patrons that the Padron 1964 uses the same filler as the thousand series, just aged 2 years longer. True?
 
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