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    Hello, All !

    Any cigar smokers out there ?

    Looking for recommendations for good "beginner" cigars...

    Our annual "retreat" with our Friends is coming in mid-June...one tradition is "Cigar Night"...we each select a cigar to bring (rule is < $10 per stick), and share with the others...a neat way to try cigars you may not have ever had (or heard of !) before !

    In the past, I brought a CLE Connecticut 11 that was really liked by all !!! (recommended by my local cigar store)

    This year, I picked out 2 potential ones to try...an "Oliva Series G Torpedo" and a "Padron 3000 Natural"...Both pretty darn tasty !!!

    Any suggestions on other ones to look for, and try ???


    Stoplight...
    Last edited by Stoplight; 05-18-2016 at 07:48 PM. Reason: added kudos...thanks, Cordova Cigars !
    "Too old to rock and roll...too young to die"... - I. Anderson


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    I don't smoke Cigars but I like the smell! Especially before they are lit, that tobacco smell is excellent when you drag it under your nose!.



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    The smell before and during smoking is awesome ! It's the next early morning smell of the ash and butt that were left, that's not so good !!! According to my Wife...


    Stoplight...
    "Too old to rock and roll...too young to die"... - I. Anderson

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    Try the Oliva V series one of the best cigars made, its always rated high. I like the 5 Vegas brand its inexpensive and never harsh, if you want something different try Acid brand cigars they are infused with different floral scents.

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    Rocky Patel! Good price point, high quality and a bunch of different options. I love the sungrown, but that may be a bit too strong for a 'beginner'. I would recommend a decade or the Connecticut.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoplight View Post
    Hello, All !

    Any cigar smokers out there ?

    Looking for recommendations for good "beginner" cigars...

    Our annual "retreat" with our Friends is coming in mid-June...one tradition is "Cigar Night"...we each select a cigar to bring (rule is < $10 per stick), and share with the others...a neat way to try cigars you may not have ever had (or heard of !) before !

    In the past, I brought a CLE Connecticut 11 that was really liked by all !!! (recommended by my local cigar store)

    This year, I picked out 2 potential ones to try...an "Oliva Series G Torpedo" and a "Padron 3000 Natural"...Both pretty darn tasty !!!

    Any suggestions on other ones to look for, and try ???


    Stoplight...
    Hoyo De Monterrey Governor
    Arturo Fuente Double Chateau
    Rocky Patel Edge

    Frank

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    Since retired..my favorite cigar..

    A wise man speaks when he has something to say...A FOOL speaks when he just has to say something

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    Why start at the beginning? Why not just get yourself some Cohibas and be done with it? At their price point, you'd be smoking less of them and your wife would be happier...win, win.

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    I smoke a Padron 1964 anniversary almost daily for the past 10+ years. IMO the pardon 3000 series is horrible and very harsh. For a good crowd pleaser try Acid blondie which are infused. Another old favorite are onyx reserve. I've tried just about everything including real Cubans on various trips and nothing beats the Padron 64. Sell a few ETF's and get the 64's


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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster View Post
    Since retired..my favorite cigar..



    Well, Buster...since our gathering is NOT in Colorado, I guess we'll pass !!!


    Stoplight...
    "Too old to rock and roll...too young to die"... - I. Anderson

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpcavin View Post
    Why start at the beginning? Why not just get yourself some Cohibas and be done with it? At their price point, you'd be smoking less of them and your wife would be happier...win, win.

    Naw...that's like stepping on the field for the first time, and winning the Super Bowl !!! Gotta work your way up !!!


    Stoplight...
    "Too old to rock and roll...too young to die"... - I. Anderson

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    Thanks, All !!! I'll scope out the ones you mention !!!


    Stoplight...
    "Too old to rock and roll...too young to die"... - I. Anderson

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