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Has anyone here tried these? they are the cheapest cuban I could find, but I'm wondering if it's worth buying? it a nice size for a short quick smoke.

Construction: Nicaraguan Puro Toothy, dark brown wrapper; much lighter than many maduros Typical Padron construction with no soft spots or prominent veins, but the cap looks like it was put on as an afterthought. This has the look of a working mans cigar and a price tag to match...

This cigar has goodconstruction, and excellent flavor. It starts out with a little mild spice and Nicaraguan tobacco and develops some leathery no... Read the full review here: Don Pepin Garcia Blue Delicias Cigar Review - Nice

Ever since ive heard of padron, ive been wanting to try one of these delicias as they are easily within my price range.. and boy, are they worth the bones. Padron Delicias Maduro: Official site: http://www.padron.com/cigars/cigars-detail.php?cigarID=26&seriesID=3 Origin: Esteli, Nicaragua...

Additional Cigar Reviews - Reviews of the Padron Delicias Maduro and the Rocky Patel Vintage 1990 Robusto Today we have two new reviews to offer. Kicking things off is the Padron Delicias Maduro, which will be followed by the highly-rated Vintage 1990... Read the full article here: Additional...

Working on a new system here for rating the various aspects of cigars. I think it works pretty well. Construction: 10/10 The construction, as with most Padron cigars, is flawless. Nice even shade maduro wrapper. This was my first really 'toothy' cigar, kind of cool and gives the cigar...

Great construction, ok flavour but I've had a few of these and the latest was a bit of a dud but in the past good. They seem to get hot when you d... Read the full review here: Padron Delicias Cigar Review - Good

Going against the most opinion of books and friends, I bought this little cigar intrigued above all by the price. Stripped of the soft white pap... Read the full review here: Fonseca (Cuba) Delicias Cigar Review - A nice surprise!

Ahh Padron Delicias. This cigar has to be one of my favorite cigars. Delicias to me is a perfect size for those times where you want to enjoy a cig... Read the full review here: Padron Delicias Cigar Review - Old Reliable

Size: 4.875 x 46 Price: $4 Excellent construction in terms of burn, and put out lots of smoke! Took me about 45 minutes to smoke. 1/3 - mostly got tobacco and some coffee notes a bit bitter 2/3 - was the best out of the entire cigar it got creamy and some cocoa with more coffee last third...

I was lucky getting a box from 2007 on my last order. I normally smoke the 6" x 50, and this Churchill is just more of a good thing. Medium body ... Read the full review here: Vegas Cubanas Delicias Cigar Review - Fantastic

I tried one upon receipt of a win off of cbid. This cigar had a nice aroma, but definitely a bit green...needs a year in humi b4 I try the next on... Read the full review here: Fonseca Habana Seleccion Delicias Cigar Review - Lay them in humi for 1 year

A few of you asked me to do a review on the Vegas Cabana by Pepin. Here goes.... Shape: Churchill (Delicias) Size: 7 X 50 Draw: Perfect Burn: Perfect Construction: Awesome This is from a 2007 batch I have.... This cigar from the start to the finish has a strong, peppery core. I believe this...

Preface: I usually smoke larger ring cigars, but now that winter is approaching I needed to find smaller cigars so I do not freeze my ass off in my garage. Cigar: Padron Delicias Maduro 4 7/8 x 46 Appearance: Dark, veiny, ugly looking stick. Prelight Aroma: Cocoa, earth (has that...

Stick: Padron Delicias Natural Size: 4.9" 46 Gauge Price: $3.75 After finally getting over a nagging sickness and reaching the last day of school I decided to get a smoke with a friend. It was a great night for a cigar and we sat up on the balcony and enjoyed the cool air and reflected on...

The evil auction website waved it's bony claw at me summoning me to my doom. Like a moth attracted to a flame I fluttered over to the 5 pack auctions and found a lot of Fonseca Habana Seleccion Delicias'. Having had Fonsecas before I decided to try these, because, hey, they said Habana on them...

If you haven't guessed from my other reviews I'm a fan of Padron. And this cigar is the reason I'm hooked on 'em. It isn't an $8 stick, not even $5. Costed me $3 each if I get a box, $3.15 or $3.25 if I get a single one from my local B&M. For the price it's difficult as heck to beat. The...

I decided to do another 3 cigar review. This time I decided to give the Padron Delicias Naturale a try. These cost me about 4 dollars at my B&M but I noticed that they are running about 2.50-3.00 online. I will use the same criteria that I did for my review of the Oliva Series G cigar. 1...

Partial box of 23. Box date is 2006. I bought the cigars September of last year. 130 shipped. (non cc) Paypal, MO, or PC (will wait to clear).

So, I decided to smoke a Padron Delicias maddy from my cooler yesteday. I swiped a few from the box (from this past Spring), and put them in my quick smoke humidor. I removed the celo off one of them and decided to take a nice long wiff. WTF is this smell?! I know the aroma, but it is not...