Is the 1926 #35 the best cigar under $10 in the world?

#35 and #6 all time fav's in the Padron line! First Padron I smoked was a #6 nat !! O yeah LOVED IT!!
Take any of those 2 over any other Padron !! My 2 cents...
 
pearson said:
Do Padrons get better with age.
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That's a question, right?

I would say that a bit of rest might help them a bit. But anything more than a year won't do much, imo Padrons smoke best within that first year. I think Addiction said it earlier, in reference to the 80th, that the flavors smoothed out and he didn't like them as much as when he first tried them.

Holding on to smokes is never a bad idea. But if you really enjoy them fresh, you might find they lose a certain something you loved if you let them sit for a while. I would say set a couple away and find out for yourself.
 
mikeyj23 said:
I had to google that to even find out what it was...want to let us know why you know about it? :D:D
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Stay up late every night....Versus has commercials for it every 5 minutes.

I prefer Stoli, my stamina is not an issue. ;) :r
 
So you agree with yourself? I do too, most of the time anyway.

I'm sure the #35 isn't the best $10 cigar but for me it's the most enjoyable.
 
I am halfway through a box of 1926 #9 mads and I can't stand the thought of running out, will have to try the 35's since they seem to be so much cheaper.:tu
 
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