Padrón Cigars will turn 60 years old. The Padrón 60th, a commemorative smoke. The cigars are large perfectos, tapered at both the head and the foot, and this marks only the second time in six decades Padrón has made this kind of cigar.

The smokes, which are made in Nicaragua with Nicaraguan tobaccos, measure 6 1/2 inches long by 56 ring gauge. This cigar is not the same shape as the Padrón Serie 1926 80 Years, which debuted in 2007.

The 60 is round, compared to the box-pressed 80, and the 60 is a type of perfecto known as a Salomon, with a bulbous bottom. While it’s 56 ring at its fattest point. “We’ve never made it before in that shape,” says Padrón, who added that it was not an easy cigar to blend or to make.