Starting to Figure It Out - Suggestions Requested
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Tropean
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Good morning gentlemen (and ladies) -
Now that it's been a few days and half a dozen smokes into my reintroduction to the wonderful world of cigars, I'm starting to get a clue as to what I like and what I don't. I'd be much obliged if I could draw on your wisdom as to suggestions for other sticks you think I might enjoy. Without doubt the highlights for me thus far have been a Diesel Unlimited (the 6 x 60 configuration, which actually took me 2 nights to get through) and the white label Cain Nub (the 460 Maduro, I believe) which I enjoyed last night. The smokes that I'm in no hurry to try again were the CCOM "Sun Grown" from the Gordo Sampler and a similarly light-skinned Nica Libre.
Judging from the cigars I really liked, it looks like I'm a fan of the ligero wrapper. Any thoughts - and especially recommendations - you all might care to share as to other smokes you think I'd like would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Now that it's been a few days and half a dozen smokes into my reintroduction to the wonderful world of cigars, I'm starting to get a clue as to what I like and what I don't. I'd be much obliged if I could draw on your wisdom as to suggestions for other sticks you think I might enjoy. Without doubt the highlights for me thus far have been a Diesel Unlimited (the 6 x 60 configuration, which actually took me 2 nights to get through) and the white label Cain Nub (the 460 Maduro, I believe) which I enjoyed last night. The smokes that I'm in no hurry to try again were the CCOM "Sun Grown" from the Gordo Sampler and a similarly light-skinned Nica Libre.
Judging from the cigars I really liked, it looks like I'm a fan of the ligero wrapper. Any thoughts - and especially recommendations - you all might care to share as to other smokes you think I'd like would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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If you like full bodied, habano wrapper cigars, you gotta try Man O' War Ruination and My Father. Another more affordable smoke that I LOVE is the Cuba Libre One.
Welcome to the forum, btw! -
Totally agree with BigT06. Also if you are liking ligero sticks try the Oliva Serie V Double Robusto, Torpedo, or Churchill.BigT06:If you like full bodied, habano wrapper cigars, you gotta try Man O' War Ruination and My Father. Another more affordable smoke that I LOVE is the Cuba Libre One.
Welcome to the forum, btw! -
If you like big RG's and ligero...gotta try the Man o War Armada. Pricey, yeah, but you can get them in a few samplers which might have other stuff you'd enjoy.
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For ligero, I agree with the Oliva V suggestion, and I also recommend the entire line of Cain. While it's not a ligero bomb, I'd suggest trying out a Padron 3000 as well. Amazing flavor in that fella.
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Many thanks for the suggestions! Starting to get a nice shopping list pulled together, and also to know what to look for in the various daily deals, sprint sales, etc. Please keep the good ideas coming!
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I'll add the original Man O' War and San Lotano Habano - both awesome in every way.
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Smoke more of everything
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What he said, and take your timebeatnic:Smoke more of everything -
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Upscale? Try out some La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero's, particularly in the chisel size. For a more economic good ligero, track down some Gurkha Triple Ligero's. They may be more to your liking ring gauge-wise, and are easier on the wallet as well.
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I like the Bahia maduro in any size. Fairly inexpensive and a good smoke.
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+1 I love a good LFD chisel after a steak dinner. My mouth is watering.The Sniper:Upscale? Try out some La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero's, particularly in the chisel size. For a more economic good ligero, track down some Gurkha Triple Ligero's. They may be more to your liking ring gauge-wise, and are easier on the wallet as well. -
I love love love the Oliva V. Especially the Maduro. Quite a gem.
