Someone offer up something new and interesting for me to try.
Been smoking Padron 3000 maduro's but I need something new and interesting.
Been smoking Padron 3000 maduro's but I need something new and interesting.
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The Brick House -"Mighty Mighty" line has been pretty enjoyable and they don't require a 2nd mortgage!
The Brick House -"Mighty Mighty" line has been pretty enjoyable and they don't require a 2nd mortgage!
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pipe tobacco. I switched from cigars to a pipe over the summer and enjoy it much much more.
pipe tobacco. I switched from cigars to a pipe over the summer and enjoy it much much more.
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Try a bold Zino, Fuente or Hoyo. True Cubans if you can, but you'll have to go abroad and pay a premium to get the genuine article.
If you like cigars and want to venture to a pipe (many more tobacco flavours from pipe tobacco), I recommend Rattray's Red Rapparee, Escudo Navy De Luxe or Dunhill's My Mixture 965.
Try a bold Zino, Fuente or Hoyo. True Cubans if you can, but you'll have to go abroad and pay a premium to get the genuine article.
If you like cigars and want to venture to a pipe (many more tobacco flavours from pipe tobacco), I recommend Rattray's Red Rapparee, Escudo Navy De Luxe or Dunhill's My Mixture 965.
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Hmmmm, Padron 3000 huh? Sounds like you enjoy a little pepper, a small amount of spice, a slight leather at the end with a little toast and burnt wood on the finish.
Try a La Flor Dominicana DL-600, or a L-300 Cabinet.
You will find a little dark cherry, espresso, a slight toasty leather, a little burnt cedar on the finish.
If you want to experience the full house spice(not 'peppper', cinnamon, allspice is 'spice', 'pepperiness' is pepper) you have to try an Essencia. For a little less spice and a little more pepper try the Joya de Nicaragua Anteno '70 or Dark Corojo A '70
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Hmmmm, Padron 3000 huh? Sounds like you enjoy a little pepper, a small amount of spice, a slight leather at the end with a little toast and burnt wood on the finish.
Try a La Flor Dominicana DL-600, or a L-300 Cabinet.
You will find a little dark cherry, espresso, a slight toasty leather, a little burnt cedar on the finish.
If you want to experience the full house spice(not 'peppper', cinnamon, allspice is 'spice', 'pepperiness' is pepper) you have to try an Essencia. For a little less spice and a little more pepper try the Joya de Nicaragua Anteno '70 or Dark Corojo A '70
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Switchy, I knew you couldnt leave it alone and that you also would add some good info to it as well.
Switchy, I knew you couldnt leave it alone and that you also would add some good info to it as well.
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What do you like in addition to the Padron mentioned? I have a list a mile long of cigars I like, but it'd be nice to narrow it down. Is there a budget here? Singles or by the box?
What do you like in addition to the Padron mentioned? I have a list a mile long of cigars I like, but it'd be nice to narrow it down. Is there a budget here? Singles or by the box?
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Tim, Id like to stick with singles to start with, Id hate to buy a full box and then not enjoy them. So singles or 5 packs for now.
Basically, more of a "tell me some of your faves, and Ill go snag one or two and see if they will join my list of go to's"
Tim, Id like to stick with singles to start with, Id hate to buy a full box and then not enjoy them. So singles or 5 packs for now.
Basically, more of a "tell me some of your faves, and Ill go snag one or two and see if they will join my list of go to's"
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Ok, here's a short list of favorites. We smoke a lot of cigars around here, so we don't typically go for the super-premium stuff. Most of this list is on the order of $125 a box online, X2 for street prices. Strengths from mild to full.
Personally, I don't taste all the subtleties of leather or spice or whatever. I think they all taste like tobacco. If I like it, it's on the list.
Romeo and Julieta - Exhibition #3
CAO Brazilia - Any size
El Ray Del Mundo - Choix Supreme
Montecristo - Double Corona
Acid - Kuba Kuba
La Fontana - Belicoso
Ok, here's a short list of favorites. We smoke a lot of cigars around here, so we don't typically go for the super-premium stuff. Most of this list is on the order of $125 a box online, X2 for street prices. Strengths from mild to full.
Personally, I don't taste all the subtleties of leather or spice or whatever. I think they all taste like tobacco. If I like it, it's on the list.
Romeo and Julieta - Exhibition #3
CAO Brazilia - Any size
El Ray Del Mundo - Choix Supreme
Montecristo - Double Corona
Acid - Kuba Kuba
La Fontana - Belicoso
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I usually smoke a Montie Christo Cabinet selection Torro. I also smoke the ghirkah shaggie natural maduro. give them a go round. the ghirkah is a little more harsh than the montie christo which is smooth as can be. I suggest both with a good whiskey or a rum and coke.
I usually smoke a Montie Christo Cabinet selection Torro. I also smoke the ghirkah shaggie natural maduro. give them a go round. the ghirkah is a little more harsh than the montie christo which is smooth as can be. I suggest both with a good whiskey or a rum and coke.
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Have been partial to the La Unica series (especially the 100's) for quite a while. Also, if you can get ahold of them (seeing as how they're Cuban) Quinteros are IMHO the bes bang for your buck out there.
Have been partial to the La Unica series (especially the 100's) for quite a while. Also, if you can get ahold of them (seeing as how they're Cuban) Quinteros are IMHO the bes bang for your buck out there.
