will this ridiculousness not ever end...

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Bob Luken

I really don't have a favoite ring guage. A 60 is ok but big enough in my book. Anything above that is getting too big. I won't smoke 'em. Don't really know who is gonna' smoke these big'uns. Drunken frat boys? I don't think these monsters will sell very well in the long run.

big chunks

I agree best way to vote is with your wallet, I recently really started liking Corona gorda, petit corona, lanceros and the very rare lonsdale, you really appreciate the flavor of the wrapper

Amos Umwhat

I almost never buy anything smaller than 47 or larger than 52. The occasional lancero catches my eye, but not as a regular thing. Those gi-normous fatties you see, well, I think Bob's drunken frat boy post was on the right track.

onestrangeone

Being relativity new to the cigar world (yr +) A lot of what I have are the Toro, Torp and Beli A buddy was looking through one of my Humi"s and pulled out a LFD lancero, looked at it and said he would be embarrased to be seen on the golf course with something like that. I just smiled, I don't have problem keeping it a little longer!

Ken Light

brianetz1

danielzreyes

Ken Light:

I hate Sam Adams Cherry Wheat. It tastes like cough syrup.

Yes

kuzi16

Its strange how my personal tastes and the cigar community's tastes have changed. As I smoke more I smoke smaller and smaller cigars. Ans I go down the path I gave been smoking more and more mild cigars. The industry has been getting bigger and stronger. Getting harder and harder to find a cigar I want to buy.

Jasonc1982

I've had the Kristania 7x70 and the Asylum 13 7x70....i have the 6x80 in my humidor...they are all under 9 dollars...here anyways. I'm not jumping on the bandwagon...I just happened to enjoy them. I like bigger ring gauges...but I couldn't smoke these daily...more of a party cigar lol...and a novelty to most. Though this reminds me of that small run of Opus X cigars in the shape of footballs. I think only like 3 were made.

alienmisprint

danielruas

danielzreyes:

Ken Light:

I hate Sam Adams Cherry Wheat. It tastes like cough syrup.

Yes

I third this, I love Sam Adams but I don't understand how anyone drinks this beer. I also hate summer shandys.

FireRob

Rain

B&M price is always a little higher, but you have to support those guys! Especially if it's "your" B&M. As for me...50rg is the max I like.

SleevePlz

Lee.mcglynn

Rain:

B&M price is always a little higher, but you have to support those guys! Especially if it's "your" B&M. As for me...50rg is the max I like.

this also goes with certain criteria...box press IMO 54-56 is ok and torpedo 56 is ok. Yeah I know what you bought and IMO way too big!! I'm a corona guy and robusto this won't change.. Torro depending on rg but on just normal rg 52 is the highest I'll go

FireRob

Lee.mcglynn

brianetz1

SleevePlz

ckrddsmke

And then man discovered fire luckily he had a mastodon roller.

SleevePlz

brianetz1:

Personally i don't like lanceros.

I knew there was a reason I didn't like you......LOL!!!!

rsherman24

Rain

Brian is 100% right. I'm not trying to influence your vitola choice! I like smaller because I get more smoke and an easier draw, IMHO.

ddubridge

brianetz1

ddubridge

Gray4lines

blutattoo

I've smoked plenty of fattys, but I just seem to get bored with them. I enjoy the nubs which are 60rg, but that is the exception. At my local B&M you'd think they only make 60rg, cuz everyone smokes them except for me. It's like driving a Miata while surrounded by F150's.

firetruckguy

I'm all about a good 6X60 or bigger for my time golfing. They, to me, stay lit when they roll off the cart when I forget where I put it down and I can get a solid 9 or more holes before I need to light another.

brianetz1

firetruckguy:

I'm all about a good 6X60 or bigger for my time golfing. They, to me, stay lit when they roll off the cart when I forget where I put it down and I can get a solid 9 or more holes before I need to light another.

Same thing while fishing or yard work