The light gave a medium/full profile with a spicy retro and notes of black pepper, black coffee, spice, and a hint of chocolate. I'd previously smoked this blend in the 2000 (robusto) size and my review of that one shows I had a similar experience with the flavors being very nice in both sticks and the robusto smoking a bit better. The burn was a bit wavy but self-correcting in the 2nd third and the stick tunneled a bit at the beginning of the last third and needed some extra puffing to get it to correct but things were otherwise uneventful down to the nub.

About this cigar
Padrón (Traditional) No. 4000: 6.5 × 54 Toro. Wrapper: Nicaragua.
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MAMarcus Reed15 October 2026 · from the app★ 4.3
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