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Padron 1964 Anniversary Series Pyramide Maduro

Let's unpack the Padrón 1964 Anniversary Series Pyramide Maduro - a Nicaraguan powerhouse dressed in oily maduro wrapper measuring 6⅞" with tapered 52/42 ring gauge. This torpedo-shaped gem comes in boxes of 25, carrying medium-full strength that'll make your evening unwind sessions more interesting. The double bands aren't just for show; they're like authenticity tattoos against counterfeiters.

Key Specs

  • Brand: Padrón Cigars
  • Price: $452.50/box
  • Format: 25-count wooden box
  • Size: 6 7/8" × 52/42 (Figurado)
  • Strength: ★★★★☆
  • Wrapper: Nicaraguan Maduro

Smoking Journey

First Third

The foot lights up with bold black coffee notes swirling with dark chocolate shavings. There's noticeable pepper kick but softened by caramelized sweetness - like a barista made your espresso shot with brown sugar rim. Smoke output feels medium-bodied, burning razor-sharp through the tapered head.

Middle Third

Earthiness takes center stage now - think damp cedar chips and roasted almonds. Watch for sporadic cinnamon spikes that keep your palate alert. Ash holds strong for 2+ inches if you're gentle, though some find nicotine buildup demands slower pacing.

Final Third

Leather and cocoa powder dominate as the burn line approaches the band. Maduro magic kicks in with creamy finish, though occasional tar bitterness might creep in if pushed too hard. Smart move to lay it down around 1" left - victory lap completed.

Tag Team Comparisons

  • Arturo Fuente OpusX PerfecXion No.5: 6.25" × 52 (floral meets spice)
  • Ashton VSG Sorcerer: 7" × 49 (coffee-forward earthiness)
  • My Father Le Bijou 1922: 6.12" × 52 (pepper-packed punch)
  • Oliva Serie V Melanio: 6.5" × 52 (smooth cocoa glide)

Factory Fresh

Rolled in Estelí using aged tobaccos from Nicaragua's volcanic soils, these sticks undergo strict quality control. That box-pressed shape? Result of meticulous "entubado" bunching technique. The maduro wrapper alone gets 5+ years fermentation - basically a PhD in flavor development.

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