Looking for some recommendations/suggestions..

Matt Marvel

So, I'm looking for some cigars that have a good woody/cedar taste to them. Have any of you smoked anything that would fit this category pretty well?

PuroFreak

601 Green! That thing had the most STRONG cedar flavor of anything I've ever had and it was awesome! I would seriously suggest picking up a few of these!

Matt Marvel

Thanks man. I'll have to try and grab some soon. After reading about it here on the ccom, it sounds like it's money well spent.

PuroFreak

Check your PM man.

phobicsquirrel

wow that's a big list, well... Opus X, GOF, RP renissance, ashton classic, AF hemminway, AF WOA maduro, AF short story, camacho cigars (didn't get any really from the 3x maduro), gurkha beast, gurkha titan, gurkha signature, gurkha master select, gurkha sherpa, rp vintage 90... A lot of conni wrappers have it too. A nub habano, conni... there are quite a few..

Matt Marvel

phobicsquirrel:

wow that's a big list, well... Opus X, GOF, RP renissance, ashton classic, AF hemminway, AF WOA maduro, AF short story, camacho cigars (didn't get any really from the 3x maduro), gurkha beast, gurkha titan, gurkha signature, gurkha master select, gurkha sherpa, rp vintage 90... A lot of conni wrappers have it too. A nub habano, conni... there are quite a few..

I didn't get too strong of a woody taste from the Nub Habano. I'll have to try the Connecticut though. Thanks for the suggestions, I'll keep those in mind. I'm gonna try and head to the B&M tomorrow, so I'll keep an eye for them.

j0z3r

I tend to get the strongest wood/cedar notes from cigars made of Nicaraguan tobacco. For such a taste, I'd recommend the Padilla Miami or Signature 1932.

betasynn

I gotta second j0z3r on the 1932.

betasynn

Ah, and I just had a La Aurora 1495 lancero that was pretty cedary.

zoom6zoom

Matt Marvel:

I didn't get too strong of a woody

Matt, you gotta be careful what you say around these guys... last guy who said something about a nice package didn't hear the end of it for weeks!

kuzi16

phobicsquirrel

Garbandz

If you like that cedary taste you can infuse it into any cigar you like.I have done this for years.I remove the cello,and put the cigars in a cedar box like a slide top from my local.It also works to put the foot up against the side in my humi.You can use sheets of cedar between layers in your humi,and after a couple of months,they have picked up as much cedar as they are likely to pick up.Try it and you can get a feel for how long you want to age them...

gmill880

anybody else ever try this ...

phobicsquirrel

isn't essentially like having your cigars just sit in the humi and rest?

kuzi16