Favorite yardgar

Lee.mcglynn

So I'd like to see what others really like as a nice yardgar, so far mine has been a rested nica libre. It's nice and earthy and not very sweet, but I'm always looking for the next good low priced smoke

illinoisgolf99

Don't really have a yard but I know what you're looking for. Check out AJ Fernandez Fresh Rolled. You can get them in either habano or maduro and the maduro is great. For the price you can't go wrong.

marineatbn03

Just picked some of those up the other day to fill this category

jliu

I never miss w/ Morro Castles. I can have that as a yard cigar or a sit and relax take my time kinda cigar.

james40

I've been around here quite some time but what actually qualifies a stick as a yard gar?

brotheradam

I personally like either the Puros Indios Viejo or Arganese Connecticut.

illinoisgolf99

brotheradam:

I personally like either the Puros Indios Viejo or Arganese Connecticut.

+1 for the PI Viejo, great smoke for working outdoors

xmacro

My pipe; filled with Captain Black

Lee.mcglynn

IMHO a yard gar is something that doesn't break the Bank but is enjoyable...something that is not something you need to sit back and really think about the complexity

taythegibs

AJ Fresh-Rolled or 5V Classics.

jsnake

I like to go with any 5 Vegas

illinoisgolf99

taythegibs:

AJ Fresh-Rolled or 5V Classics.

>br>+1 on the 5 Vegas Classic, great smoke as well

Lee.mcglynn

Honestly I really dislike 5vegas I have yet had one I enjoy slightly. But I will always keep a open mind... I did buy the deal of the day which did come with the relics so I'll see of that is any better then the ones I've tried

Vision

AJ over run Robusto. I still havent found an AJ I wouldnt smoke while the lawnmower is running.

stephen_hannibal

Though I hate yard work (allergies like a boss) GH Vintage 2002

Roberto99

5V Classic. Thinking the 5V A would be a good option too.

robertgreen30

I like the AJ fresh rolls myself while sitting in the yard or porch

The Kid

james40:

I've been around here quite some time but what actually qualifies a stick as a yard gar?

+1 i guess it means different things to different people, what I and Diamondog would consider yardgar's are probably pretty far apart from one another..

KingoftheCove

The Kid:

what I and Diamondog would consider yardgar's are probably pretty far apart from one another..

LOL..............I'd trade my best for DD's "yardgars" sight unseen............

KingoftheCove

stephen_hannibal:

Though I hate yard work (allergies like a boss) GH Vintage 2002

+1...........I always keep 20+ of these on hand.......and for cheap smoke, they age quite well

Toombes

AJ Fresh Rolled or Plasencia Reserva Organica.

MVW67

Usually com sun grown or 5 Vegas classics :-) :-)

firetruckguy

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Toombes:

AJ Fresh Rolled or Plasencia Reserva Organica.

The cigar geek at the B&M suggested a bundle of fresh rolled to me yesterday. How long do you store them before you fire them up? What are they like once aged?

allsmokedup

They are not fresh-rolled at all, it's just the name. Alex Svenson indicated that they were in fact aged for a few months before shipping them from the factory. They are a little harsh ROTT, but with a few more months they settle down.

If you want to try a few of the habano coronas, I can send some your way. PM me with your address.

Rob1110

HMR.


Come on, I'm surprised I was the first wise-ass to step up and say that.

RCY Cigars

firetruckguy:

777

Ahhh yes, the triple seven, I keep them stocked. I will also say the Nestor Miranda Doppelbok is my yardgar for a inexpensive smoke that is good.

jgibv

OPUS X...LOL I wish. The day that i have enough extra $$ to consider that a yard gar, i'll be bombing all you fvckers with Charity Boxes....

But in all seriousness, my top 3 yardgars:
La Perla Habana
Kinky Friedman No. 4
Gran Habano 3 SLS

JDH

I've come to the conclusion that the Oliva V robusto can be enjoyed anytime. In fact, my humidor is becoming pretty homogenous: Oliva V's, San Lotano Habanos and Ovals, MOW PA's, and Padron '64's take up just about 85 % of my humidor space. The other 15% are expensive, "special occasion" sticks.

If I can't enjoy one of those while puttering around in the garden, or pruning the bushes, etc., then I'm probably not iin the mood for a cigar anyway.

dowjr1

I like Sancho Panza Double Maduros...can't go wrong there.