Sweet, I'll check those out! Thanks! I was offered a Padron 1926 this past weekend by an older gentleman but I didn't want to smoke such a high $$$ cigar with a limited knowledge or palate.

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Posted by jmon

Mandeville, LA

Member since Oct 2010

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Posted on 2/19/21 at 10:08 am to LBro337

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was offered a Padron 1926 this past weekend by an older gentleman but I didn't want to smoke such a high $$$ cigar with a limited knowledge or palate.

Huge mistake!! If offered again, DO NOT pass and use it as a guide to help figure in which direction you take your smoking preference.

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Posted by Midget Death Squad

Meme Magic

Member since Oct 2008

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Posted on 2/19/21 at 10:11 am to LBro337

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offered a Padron 1926 this past weekend by an older gentleman but I didn't want to smoke such a high $$$ cigar with a limited knowledge or palate.

Dude that will open your palate. I recently got into cigars strictly due to my buddy busting out some Oliva Vs for a birthday gathering a few months ago. I used to smoke cigars years back with my friend, but back then my palate was undeveloped. That Oliva made me realize how fantastic these things can be, especially when paired with food, whiskey or some other flavor treat.

Get the good stuff. I bought a Padron 64 back in January as my first purchase, and I have been opened up to a new world of pleasure. The cheaper stuff is good too for more regular smokes, so you want to try different ones.

I bought some sampler packs from Famous Smoke Shop, and they have allowed me to find what I like and dislike. I love the Romeo Y Juliete Reserva Real, and I discovered this out of one of these packs. I highly recommend this route

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