Padron Family Reserve 5 Cigar Gift Set Maduro
Padrón’s Family Reserve series was released in 2008 as the brand’s pièce de résistance. The cigars were originally said to be a personal blend for the family - saved for special occasions.
But in 2008, the first size was released to the public. Using the finest tobaccos available to the Padrón family, including special, 10-year-aged leaves, the Family Reserve takes on a more robust and rich smoking experience.
The Padrón family has carefully unveiled new sizes of this special blend in subsequent years, tweaking the blend to showcase the ideal experience for each unique vitola. Now, with five editions in the series, cigar fans are able to experience the complete lineup in one convenient sampler pack! Padrón’s new Family Reserve Sampler features each cigar in a 5-count wooden box, custom fit to showcase each cigar’s unique size.
Take home this special offering from one of the world’s most respected brands. Now available in natural and maduro varieties.

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Smoke Inn
Quantity: Pack of 5
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wrapper: Maduro
$137.95
$27.59 per cigar · Pack of 5
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Mystery Grab Bags - 30 Cigars + Case
Andrew Visker
1st Jan 1970
Well worth it! Amazing cigars, some nicely aged wiith amber/yellowed out cellophane and those were real tasty sticks!! Gonna keep an eye out for the next mystery bag offering!! Join the cigar of the month club, it's a no Brainer as well!!!
Mystery Grab Bags - 30 Cigars + Case
David Cubeta
1st Jan 1970
I had been waiting for this deal to come back around ! The assortment of cigars I received were nearly all ones that I had not smokes previously...In fact, there were exactly 2 ' regular " cigars, a Baccarat robusto and an 1875 Bully...Retail value was out of sight w/o the case...I am eagerly awaiting the next grab bag offering...
Showdown Samplers - Montecristo v Cohiba
Tony McDowell
1st Jan 1970
Montecristo wins this one for me. Smooth and creamy but with a hint of spice. Cohiba is not bad by any means but it was a little to rich for my taste.












