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Any cigar smokers?
I've been getting into this whole cigar gig lately. Seems like every time I drink I run to the store to buy a pack of backwoods.
My favorite cigar are Rocky Patels, these are incredible and they burn for a long time. Very smooth. My buddy and I went to Hungry Hunter and order one. We started smoking and he recommended Ashton's. I had a gift card to this cigar place and decided to use it. I bought one Rocky Patel and Ashton. What are some good cigars you enjoy. I'm wanting to try different ones. I like a cigar that'll last and usually a mild flavor. Any suggestions? http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/03/17/8usy9ehu.jpg |
I recently had a Flor de Las Antillas, which Cigar Aficionado rated No. 1 for 2012, and it was indeed very good. I think I paid $6 for it.
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When I first started smoking cigars a few years ago,
I used to smoke RP 1990's and 1992's exclusively because as far as I was concerned nothing else was as good. I've since branched out quite a bit and have tried many cigars. The best cigar I have ever smoked was the La Aroma Di Cuba Mi Amor. In my limited experience, nothing else even compares. I do have to say that my Cuban cigar experience is limited only to Cohibas (Siglio VI and Behike). |
Perdomo exhibicion and Isla-Del-Sol are very good.
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Swishers and St. Ides! Your pal, Sweet Dick.
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Padrons are good, and at a good price.
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I would also add Ghurka and Perdomo Lot 23 to my list of great cigars. |
Does anybody know a site to order some? I go to Thompson Cigars, but I wanna see if there was any site better than this one.
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I go to a cigar shop and have a box of Alec Bradley Black Markets. He's the best man. His cigars are awesome.
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Try JR Cigars in North Carolina too they got a site
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The two you have pictured are my favorites, actually. Not a huge cigar smoker, but when I do it is a rocky Patel or Ashton. Been traveling to Honduras for work recently and got into the rocky patels while there. When in Rome, right?
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Myself not a fan of Rocky Patel. But its all about what you like though
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Anybody here every smoked a cigar while getting a hummer? THAT SHYT KEWL
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I've been a cigar smoker for 30 years. I started smoking Arturo Fuente and Te Amo's until I discovered P.G. Cigars, Paul Garmirian, in the mid 80's.
They draw great, have a nice range of flavors, are well reviewed in Cigar Aficionado, hand rolled by Davidoff and burn nice and even. http://www.pgcigars.com/ Their website has a GREAT size chart for all the newbies to understand length and ringsize along with types. I'm very fortunate that the founder and his son have their HQ store in McLean VA and I stop in frequently to smoke and shoot the shit with them. http://www.mcleancigars.com/ Great cigars and smoked by Clinton, Bush, former CIA director George Tenet and most high end politicos here in the DC area. They run from $8-25 a cigar on average. |
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It was an Ashton by the way |
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after the Monica incident, it kinda left a bad taste in my mouth.
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I like robustos / corona or any short / quicker smokes.......
http://www.famous-smoke.com/arturo+f...ars/item+19662 at about 8 bux, great smoke |
I love sun grown stuff. Fuente Rosado sun grown are good, Flor de las Antillas are fantastic!
Alec Bradley black market and Tempus are great. Oliva V, and Master Blends 3 are killer sticks too. My favorite mild-medium cigar is Alec Bradley American Sun Grown. Also, around Father's Day look for Opus X and Fuente Anejo. Hard to find but amazing. |
Rocky Patel's best stick is the Renesance or however you spell it.
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I tend to like stronger Cigars, my favorites are the Gurkha Titan, Cohiba Black and Man o War Ruination. The nub double maduro is also really good but it's a short cigar and always ends too soon.
If you are just getting into them I'd reccomend going with some samplers till you find what you like. I started out with http://cigar.com and http://cigarsinternational.com. If you sign up for their mailing lists they have pretty good deals every once in a while. |
My pops smoked 20 cigars a day.
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just make sure that when you order online that you don't get into that monthly cigar international magazine that I some how signed up for.
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**** that, find a great cigar shop with a knowledgable owner who can teach you about cigars. They can hear your tastes, stuff you've liked, and point you in the right direction to new stuff.
Also, one must smoke a La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero Maduro chisel. |
I've ordered boxes from Cigar International before, but I always feel like ordering online is more of a long term deal. You're probably going to want to let those bad boys sit in your humidor for at least a month before you start smoking them. I'd recommend just going to a local cigar shop and trying different things until you start hitting shit that you like. Once you do that, you can start getting them by the box from online sources.
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They aren't a real pricey cigar or anything, but I love CAO Black's. Great for the money.
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I'm partial to Itsaboy.
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No I haven't, but I'll check them out for sure. Thanks.
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We're you the one smoking in prhom's house, asshole?
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I'm working on a box of Arturo Fuente best sellers. Excellent quick smoke rated a 94 by cigar afficianado.
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Flor de las Antillas are terrific. Also, mostly anything by Carlos Toraņo. Anyone who smokes Acids lose points in my book. They're all flavored, but done so in such a way that you can't appreciate the cigar itself. All you're getting is a bunch of artificial flavoring and sugar. If you must smoke a flavored cigar I would recommend the CAO Flavors series.
It's nice out finally, where do you guys enjoy your cigars at? Or better yet, where's the best place you've ever smoked a cigar? Mine would be on a beach at the Petrol Developers of Oman Club in Muscat, Oman, overlooking the Arabian Gulf. Smoking a Montecristo #4 (Cuban of course). |
Macanudos are the best but expensive. Rocky Patel Connecticut 1999 really good. Lotsa other good stuff. Gurkha, Arturo Fuente, etc.
I get mine at Thompson cigars out of Tampa. They have good sampler packs. |
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Except those SOBs swapped out my Aging Rooms for some other piece of crap "of equal value." I was a bit upset by that. |
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