The light gave a medium/full profile with a spicy retro and notes of black pepper, leather, spice, and a semi-sweet smoky beef jerky type of flavor. The spice in the nose faded a bit and the other flavors gradually mellowed through the first third, then came back in full force in the 2nd third after I gave it a clip with the guillotine to open the draw. Draw and smoke output started going south at this point so I gave it the aforementioned clip with the guillotine and this improved things to optimal, draw and smoke-wise.

About this cigar
Padrón (Traditional) Palmas Maduro: 6.31 × 42 Long Corona. Wrapper: Nicaragua.
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MAMarcus Reed15 October 2026 · from the app★ 4.5
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