Cinco de Mayo Cigar Event featuring Padron Cigars!
CINCO DE MAYO CIGAR FIESTA
featuring Padron Cigars!
Thursday, May 4th
5:30pm - 8:30pm
Join us as we celebrate Cinco de Mayo featuring Padron Cigars! We will have authentic Mexican food, cigar specials, exciting raffles, and more!
$20 for a daily membership, which includes a cigar, dinner, entrance to the lounge, cigar specials, and so much more! Must be 21+. Must RSVP to attend.
AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD ~ SANGRIA ~ PINATA GAME ~ PRIZES
All wine flight purchases will be donated to the Food Bank of San Luis Obispo County.
Event Details
| Event Date | 05-04-2017 5:30 pm |
| Event End Date | 05-04-2017 8:30 pm |
| Individual Price | $20.00 |
| Location | Boyd’s Tobacco & Elegant Gifts |
RSVPs are closed. However, you can still show up the day of the event.
Location Map
PADRON 1926 SERIE
#1 CIGAR OF THE YEAR, Rated 97 by Cigar Aficionado
What a great cigar. The Padron 1926 Serie impressed our tasting panel again and again, rising to the top after repeated tests to become the best cigar of the year. In the end, when only a few cigars remained in the last blind tasting, this one stood above the rest: it was richer, rounder, more complex and rewarding than any other cigar we smoked. This pressed beauty is rolled in the Padron factory in Esteli, Nicaragua, under the watchful eye of Jose Orlando Padron, his son Jorge and the rest of the family members who ensure that the 5 million or so cigars they produce each year are of impeccable quality.
This is perhaps the finest of the line, just blossoming with flavor right from the first puff. It's a complex smoke with perfect balance, showing flavors of chocolate, coffee and nuts, as well as some black cherry. The cigar has a finish so long it seems to never leave the palate.
PADRON DAMASO
The Damaso line of cigars is for those who seek the quality and consistency of Padron in a milder taste profile.
The cigar was named in honor of Jose O. Padron's grandfather Damaso, who was the first Padron to arrive in Cuba from the Canary Islands sometime in the late 1800's. "Islenos", or Canary Islanders, were serious people who kept their word and tended to work in farming. In this tradition, Damaso rented a small piece of land in Pinar del Rio and started growing tobacco, giving the Padron family their beginnings in the tobacco industry.