padilia 68

Imgembo

any one try these? if so do you mind shareing your thoughts?

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bigharpoon

With a year or more on them the damp, earthy taste all but disappears and they become a much drier, toastier smoke and all the other flavors smooth out as always. Just about the best budget cigar I can think of.

Imgembo

man you should be a saleman!. Thanks for all the info. I have only had to padilla the La terrza maduro and a Padillia habano. I loved both of them.

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Imgembo

good point sir. this has happend to me twice in my short time smoking. Monte cristo media noches and the Diesel UHC ( bought a box the next day). Thank god the UHC is cheap cause lord knows i cant afford the montes that offten.

RBeckom

One of my favorites for the reasons mentioned above.

Toombes

I've got a Series 68 and a 32 resting for now. If they're as good or better than the Miami, I'm gonna be in serious trouble. Courtesy of the BoTL-hood, I'm officially a Padilla and Tatuaje junky now. Seems I've got some smoking to do this weekend... Dontcha hate it when that happens?

Imgembo

Toombes:

I've got a Series 68 and a 32 resting for now. If they're as good or better than the Miami, I'm gonna be in serious trouble. Courtesy of the BoTL-hood, I'm officially a Padilla and Tatuaje junky now. Seems I've got some smoking to do this weekend... Dontcha hate it when that happens?

Ya i hate relaxing and letting my troubles fade away. I try to avoid it at all cost.

kuzi16

i had the 68 in the LE soloman a few years back. it is my favorite Padilla if you ask me.

Lakota72

The 68 is something you will thoroughly enjoy. The toasty favors are something I absolutely love. The first time I smoke one I knew I had to get more. Like Rick, I have over two boxes of 68's. Many of which have about a year of rest time on them.

fla-gypsy

It is a stick that is much better after some serious rest. I do like them, in fact I smoked a bunch of them this week at work.