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Padron is one of the most celebrated cigar manufacturers in the world, having earned more 90-and-above ratings in Cigar Aficionado than any other non-Cuban brand. These cigars are made entirely with Nicaraguan sun-grown Habano leaves, which are all aged for a minimum of 2 years. The result of this lengthy aging process is a characteristically Nicaraguan smoke with notes of earth, cocoa, coffee, pepper, and a bit of sweetness on the finish that nicely rounds out the experience. Padron cigars burn straight, draw generously, and stay incredibly smooth and flavorful from the moment you toast the foot to the moment you set down the nub.
Is the same tabacco used on all the different size 1926 and or 1964 cigars. For example: is the #9-1926 the same tabacco that is used in the 1926-#6 cigar, or are there different tabacco in all the different cigars?
The tobacco used in the Padron Anniversario Serie 1926 is the same throughout all the sizes. The same goes for the Padron Anniversario Serie 1964.
The tobaccos used in the blends are different for the Padron Anniversario Serie 1926 and 1964. The 1926 is a Nicaraguan puro. This means all the tobacco used is from Nicaragua. The cigars are box-pressed and the tobacco is aged for no less than five years. They come in a sungrown and a maduro wrapper.
The 1964 series is a Nicaraguan puro as well. The tobacco is aged for four years. They also come with either a sungrown or maduro wrapper.
Both of these great cigars are made in very limited quantity so it'd be a good idea to grab a box when they are in stock!
