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That was the experience I had with the 1926 (#6) and its amazingly aromatic smoke. I had never had a cigar with such wonderful smoke before. Tomorrow I will be picking up a few millenium from my tabacconist ... he promises me a good price - we shall see. Ideally I will be getting 3 for myself -...

Thanks everyone!

Yes, they are a fine cigar in and of themselves ... yes the 1926 beats them, but the 1964s are much more affordable and still an excellent stick. I have never been disappointed with a Padrón yet.

Indeed they are. If it weren't for their price, and sketchy availability, they would be a much more smoked member of my rotation.

We're not old ... just well aged! :D

Just thought I would give you guys a quick intro so here goes ... My name is Mark, and at the age of 51 discovered the pleasures of cigars. I grew up hating them and all things relating to them - perhaps because of the very offensive El Productos my father insisted on smoking ... and then his...

I just picked up a few 1926 Number 6's for $20/stick. My tabacconist says he has a few millenium that he is going to give me a good price on. Will talk with him this week about them. Anyone know the going rate on those today?

While I have my assortment of Habanos in the humidor, my everyday smoke has been an A. Fuente Petit Corona ... just big enough to manage during lunch before I have to get back into the office. But last week I saw some Padrón 1926's in my tobacconist's humidor and decided to splurge and see what...

I voted for El Rey del Mundo, but would have also liked to see Cuaba and Sancho Panza on the list. My favorite when my son and I have a smoke is a Cuaba. (Tradicionale)

I would reccomend a Cuaba - any length, but I have been happy with the Tradicionales and the Divinos Also - Sancho Panza non plus

I am partial to a Cuaba Tradicionale or Divino