10 results for "Padilla Hybrid Robusto" between $0 and $110

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Padilla ’Hybrid’ was released in 2004, and instantly generated ratings of ’91’ and ’90’. The name ’Hybrid’ comes from its dark sun-grown wrapper, a hybrid of Cuban-seed and Connecticut-seed grown in Ecuador. Oily to the touch, this smooth, lovely leaf hugs a complex blend of Nicaraguan, Dominican and Peruvian long-fillers. Bold and eventful yet smooth and medium in body.

Going back in time with Ernesto Padilla!Premium cigars from Padilla at this kind of discount is sheer lunacy. But nutty prices is mere routine by CI standards, because we re crazier than a sack full of ferrets! Padilla Hybrid was released in 2004, and instantly generated ratings of 91 and 90 . The name Hybrid comes from its dark sun-grown wrapper, a hybrid of Cuban-seed and Connecticut-seed grown in Ecuador. Oily to the touch, this smooth, lovely leaf hugs a complex blend of Nicaraguan, Dominican and Peruvian long-fillers. After 12 months of aging, these tobaccos mingle to impart a balanced assortment of woody and leathery flavors with a touch of spice and pleasantly rich aroma. Bold and eventful yet smooth and medium in body.

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Padilla Hybrid Cigars were introduced in 2004; these cigars are manufacturer by Ernesto Padilla which is consider to be among the top ten cigar blenders in the industry right now.

Going back in time with Ernesto Padilla!Premium cigars from Padilla at this kind of discount is sheer lunacy. But nutty prices is mere routine by CI standards, because we re crazier than a sack full of ferrets! Padilla Hybrid was released in 2004, and instantly generated ratings of 91 and 90 . The name Hybrid comes from its dark sun-grown wrapper, a hybrid of Cuban-seed and Connecticut-seed grown in Ecuador. Oily to the touch, this smooth, lovely leaf hugs a complex blend of Nicaraguan, Dominican and Peruvian long-fillers. After 12 months of aging, these tobaccos mingle to impart a balanced assortment of woody and leathery flavors with a touch of spice and pleasantly rich aroma. Bold and eventful yet smooth and medium in body.

Rated number 5 in world by Cigar Aficionado in 2006! This cigar commemorates the Exodus of expert Cuban cigar families and their impact on the cigar industry after the nationalization of all tobacco farms and cigar factories by the Cuban government in 1959. The Toraños were one of those families.