Padron 1964 Anniversary Soberano Natural
$19.37 – $290.55
If you purchase this product you will earn Indulge in the luxurious essence of Padron 1964 Anniversary Soberano Natural. Crafted to commemorate Padron’s 30th anniversary, this masterpiece boasts meticulously aged tobaccos, resulting in a smooth and intricately flavored cigar. With sun-grown natural and Maduro wrapper options, each puff offers a delightful journey for your taste buds. Embracing the Cuban tradition of box pressing, this limited-production series promises a unique smoking experience. Rest assured, our specially designed double band ensures authenticity, protecting our valued customers from counterfeits. Recognized as one of the world’s top brands by industry experts, this gem holds a prestigious 90-point rating from Cigar Aficionado magazine. Elevate your cigar collection with the unparalleled excellence of the Padron 1964 Anniversary Series. Shop now and savor the allure of pure luxury.
| Selection | Box – Soberano Natural Tubo 5 x 52, 5 Pack – Soberano Natural Tubo 5 x 52, Single – Soberano Natural Tubo 5 x 52 |
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Thiago A Ferreira (verified owner) –
Charuto da Nicarágua com bastante identidade. Encorpado, aquela pimenta que você sente no primeiro terço e depois vai evoluindo para algo um pouco doce. Uma das minhas marcas favoritas
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Justin White (verified owner) –
Phenomenal cigar. There’s a fatty buttery component to the back end that I love. Pepper, caramel, and roasted hazelnuts.
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Daniel O’Connell (verified owner) –
This is the first Padron that I have ever had – everyone knows them. I am not sure that I have ever had a Nicaraguan cigar that is this refined, with the exception of a well-aged Perdomo. What I appreciate about the Padron are the transitions – going from light cream and cedar to dark coffee and cocoa, with a crescendo of pepper and leather. The flavours are ones everyone has noticed in other cigars, but they are so well-integrated, so clear, and so well-transitioned that you now know why Padron costs what it does.
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