Padron Panatela

no flavor and poor draw... 'nough said

terrible flavor. All I could tasted was smoke, no sweetness, cedar, leather...nothing. I couldn't even finish it.

This is a very long and thin cigar. Typical Padron taste, it's really different from just about anything else you'd smoke. Although the 1964 and 1926 lines are better than the regular line, the Padron series is a good cigar no matter what you get. Has a medium-bodied coffee bean and earthy like taste. Very "roasted nutty" like the review below said, that pretty much nails it on the head. Burn and construction are fine. The regular line is priced suprisingly low for such good cigars.
If you like the regular Padron's you owe it to yourself to shell out the money for the premium Padrons. Especially the 1926, which is stronger and probably their best cigar.

These cigars are well constructed and not too expensive. They start out with a sweet nutty and slightly spicy taste and finish with a more roasted nutty taste. Almost perfect even burn, and good draw. These are a pretty good value in my opinion.

great value. draw's a bit tight but otherwise a very decent cigar for the money. Paid $50 for a box.