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    Just for the record, Padron 3000s rock my world.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigwhiteash View Post
    Once leaves have finished the fermentation process, they get sorted and bundled in a way that stops the fermentation. then they can be aged any number of years.. some get aged in old liquor barrels, or "en tercio" wrapped in palm leaves.
    I remember reading something last year when I was getting into planting tobacco of my own (not for personal consumption, more out of infatuation), and it mentioned something similar to this. If I can find the article, I'll edit this post.

    The article is here.


    Quote Originally Posted by badwhale View Post
    Just for the record, Padron 3000s rock my world.
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    Probably one of my favorite cigars of all times, although technically it was the 4000 maduro that got my attention initially.
    Last edited by mrtr33; 02-04-2010 at 10:46 AM. Reason: found the article!


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    Interesting replies. I learned a lot. Thanks gents. Let me clarify exactly what the guy said.
    I was buying a few of the 3000's he came out and I told him I really liked these 3000's. He said "That is the same blend as the 1964, Age it for three years and you have a 1964."

    Thanks for the additional (correct)information.

    What would be fun is to have some aged 3000's and do a blind taste test between the two.
    Last edited by EdgeMan; 02-04-2010 at 12:29 PM. Reason: blind taste test fun
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    I am no expert and many good answers have been presented, but clearly there is a distinct difference in the two products mentioned.

    For example, I went to the Volkswagen dealer the other day and bought a new '10 Beetle. The salesman told me, "Age that for a few years, then paint it 'guards red', and you have a Porsche." It's made from the same parts, right?




    Hey, badwhale, that's an odd coincidence. I ran into a guy over by Tampa that gave me some of those 3000's to try. He looked a little shady, though. I bet they're fake...

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    I am sorry to tell you that your local B&M info is incorrect.
    Though all Padron's .....Series, 1964 and 1926 are sungrown.......none use similar tobacco grades or blends.

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    That's good to know. I will not waste three expecting a 1964. But a little age on them won't hurt.
    I will tell him that he is wrong next time I see him and ask him where he got that kind of information. Probably form a Padron Sales Rep I would imagine. Thanks everyone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EdgeMan View Post
    That's good to know. I will not waste three expecting a 1964. But a little age on them won't hurt.
    I will tell him that he is wrong next time I see him and ask him where he got that kind of information. Probably form a Padron Sales Rep I would imagine. Thanks everyone.
    I can help you kick his bullshiting ass this friday

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    I thought the thousand series had coco mix and the 64's and 26's didn't? Now you guys have me all confused.
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