Since most of you guys drink and i dont i think i will try a good cigar. Which one do i buy? I have no clue about cigars. 
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Higgy, Show me the cigar!
- Thread starter dawg
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I would recomend Rocky Patel or Carlos Torano.
Both of these guys make a lot of great cigars it is hard to go wrong with them.
Both of these guys make a lot of great cigars it is hard to go wrong with them.
Cohiba Extra Vigoroso. Very fine, not too bold just right. You try, you no like I send you the $$.
You try, you no like I send you the $$.Zed said:Try a Baccarat as they are a mild bodied sweat tasting cigar , I luv em !
Zed
Sweat tasting?? :shock: :lol:
You should check out http://www.cigarbid.com it is owned by cigars international and they have some insane deals. Go to the sampler section that way you can get a wide varity in one order to sample.
Thanks everyone for the nice replies. I am going to try some of what you suggested. I think i am going to like a good cigar
cuban montechristo # 2
i used to bring them for friends from germany to the US...until they seized 2 cases of them once....
each case cost me tax free in germany 230 USD....
i talked my way out of getting fined....what a stupid ban...
i used to bring them for friends from germany to the US...until they seized 2 cases of them once....
each case cost me tax free in germany 230 USD....
i talked my way out of getting fined....what a stupid ban...
darksideuser121 said:
I agree with this but since you are new to cigars get the Rocky Patel Connecticut and the Torano "casa torano" both very good, mild side but flavorful, won't turn you green :wink:
the mouse
Agreed.....try something mild as suggested above and you'll find that your taste will change rather rapidly...if you have a local tabacconist walkin and talk with him and he'll steer you in the right direction as well and begin to educate yourself on the diffences in countries of origin ,honduran, nicaraguan,dominican etc....us puro lovers don't want to lose you and herfin a full bodied stick may turn you off as a noob.
cigarbid as suggested .....be careful....you will easily run thru your rep $$$ on that site....it is a fantastic place with a good forum to learn about what could become your new obcession!!! the deals are amazing and the sampler packs are what your after....it is responsible for my first "coolerdor" 4'x2'.....honestly, as many will attest to, it is a great way to relax and ponder less important things.
save the bands of the sticks you like and toss the ones you don't,it''s an easy way to keep track of your progress
hope this helps
V
cigarbid as suggested .....be careful....you will easily run thru your rep $$$ on that site....it is a fantastic place with a good forum to learn about what could become your new obcession!!! the deals are amazing and the sampler packs are what your after....it is responsible for my first "coolerdor" 4'x2'.....honestly, as many will attest to, it is a great way to relax and ponder less important things.
save the bands of the sticks you like and toss the ones you don't,it''s an easy way to keep track of your progress
hope this helps
V
4'X2' :shock: Holy Cow man!!! And I thought I had a pile of cigars :lol: Do you use 10LBS of beads for the humidity control.....or an Oasis?? LOL :lol:
beads all the way....what i've found is the plastic walls don't absorb moisture obviously like the cedar does in a humidor and you really don't lose that much moisture in these big horses. man i'm just aging sticks in there...and you know age makes all the difference.....yeah , i experienced cigarbid.com head on.....apply directly to your wallet :lol:
watchlover said:
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm , I guess I did say sweat tasting , of coarse I meant a sweet tasting cigar !
Zed
