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| Count | 26 Cigars |
| Length | 6 1/2 Inches |
| Diameter | 54 Ring |
| Origin | Nicaragua |
| Packaging | Bundle |
| Shape | Regular |
| Strength | Medium-full Bodied |
| Wrapper | Maduro |
| MSRP: | $11.00 |
Excellent cigar
By Thomas on May 23, 2014
medium bodies yet robust flavor--perfect even burn--a great everyday cigar--enjoy
By Stephen on Sep 16, 2014
Always excellent. Somewhat "rustic" in appearance. Easy draw, near perfect burn with tight, light gray ash (up to about 2 inches). Well constructed with a cap that needs to be either punched, or very carefully "skinned" with a double guillotine cutter.
Moderate complexity with coffee, cedar, and leather notes, and a hint of pepper laced throughout the startup and first third. All in all a very good, consistent smoke at a reasonable price.
By Ron on Jan 2, 2015
My all-time favorite cigar. Period. I never run out.
By Brent on Feb 23, 2015
One of the tasting cigars, if not the best. If someone asked me you could smoke only one cigar in your, this would be the one.
By Craig on Feb 26, 2015
Nice and good cigar.
By hansin on Jul 2, 2015
Simply the best
By Joel on Oct 16, 2015
Great cigars!!
By David on Feb 11, 2017
Great price for a wonderful cigar.
By Darryl on Apr 25, 2017
By David on Nov 14, 2017
4 Star or 4.5 Star.. It's a Padron.. I need not say more! Enjoy an affordable smoke.
By David on Feb 22, 2018
The burn is pretty good; it wavers a little bit, but never strays too far from home. The 4000 produces a large volume of thick white smoke and a gray ash with black flecks. I credits the torcedor who rolled the cigar for the conical cinder it creates:
When I knocked the ash off I noticed a nice cone burn, which I often take as a sign of the torcedor placing tobacco correctly while rolling the cigar. The burning cone was consistent from beginning to end.Overall, I would say this was a strong cigar with relatively straightforward taste, primarily that of nice consistent tobacco. Though that was occasionally mixed with some light leather and wood, it was not a complex cigar. There was little change from start to finish, though it did seem to smooth out a bit in the final third.
By Charles on May 31, 2018
The Padron 4000 Maduro is by far the best rolled cigar today. One can always count on the most exquisite draw imaginable. They may not have the age of the more expensive Padron line, but they are by far, the best bang for the buck. I keep going back for the ease of the draw and pleasure it gives.
By TERRY on Aug 28, 2018
