I Trust You All, So...

FireRob

LiquidChaos66

Oliva... Just my two cents.

Poopy Jones

Oliva. Especially the Melanio

Rhamlin

Oliva

Bigshizza

I'm gonna change it up and say MOW... FTW

ShadowInTheMoon

Id go with man o war as well

matkn293

I am going to say Oliva just because I am a huge fan. Especially the Melanio. I am jaded because I myself have yet to try a MOW. Although that may have to be tonight's stick.

Lee.mcglynn

IMO buy the mow stuff now and let it rest while you try the oliva line. Mows tend to have a very strong spice which can make them seem very simalar and well can lose your interest.

New Boots

MOW FTW

wwhwang

Mow ftw, buddy. But yes, the nub and cain lines are Oliva.

Rain

New Boots:

MOW FTW

+1

rsherman24

MOW. You like strong cigars, so they will be right up your alley. Check out the Anthology. Good start

kuzi16

Thanatos0320

While man o war is great, you should try oliva next. There will be more to try. Oliva got me hooked on cigars.

Bob Luken

I don't like to deny one choice for the other but, if I were told I could choose only one manufacturer to smoke cigars from for the rest of my life, I would feel a lot better knowing Oliva was one of the choices available to pick from.

Martel

brianetz1

are you doing Cain/Oliva......if so go for that, you have a TON of different cigars to smoke if that is case.

ckrddsmke

Both make great cigars. The whole Oliva line is huge when you factor in all the blends and the new ones from Studio Tabac. There are also the special blends that are store exclusives. Oliva having been around much longer I have tried almost all of them and they are consistent in terms of flavor, burn and draw. I've only had the Man of War and the Ruination so I can not comment on the whole line. (I think with the huge variety of Oliva's a fairer comparison might be Oliva vs AJ). Either way you win!

Darktower007

Make Randy proud.. MOW.

rsherman24

Whichever you choose, I'm sure we can help you along in your journey. Love to help out a brother with goals.

bbass2

FireRob

Tyland64

jgibv

danielzreyes

Oliva for sure. Just make sure you have the Oliva V lancero and maduro on your list.

SleevePlz

danielzreyes:

Oliva for sure. Just make sure you have the Oliva V lancero and maduro on your list.

Also remember that the V Maduro gets changed each year, so you might want to try to find each one. Do you have any/all of the Master Blends???

Rain

FireRob

SleevePlz:

danielzreyes:

Oliva for sure. Just make sure you have the Oliva V lancero and maduro on your list.

Also remember that the V Maduro gets changed each year, so you might want to try to find each one. Do you have any/all of the Master Blends???

Well crud, I did not know this, how can you tell the difference between years in the V Maduro? I have the MB 3 but not the 1 or 2. Got a ten pack of the MB III and bombed out all but one and still have the one Lee sent me that has a little age on it.

SleevePlz

FireRob:

how can you tell the difference between years in the V Maduro?

You can't tell from the band since they are all the same. Here's the rundown: 2008 Torpedo 6.5x52 2009 Torpedo 6.5x52 2010 Torpedo 6x54 2011 Toro 6x50 2012 Toro 6x50 2013 Double Robusto 5x54 So distinguishing from 08/09 and 11/12 is tough without the boxes. If you are looking for some, I think I can get a few different years. I might still have a line on MB2's as well.

FireRob

Tony, I'll have to look and see if I have more then one V and which ones they might be. If you can get a MB 2, I would be interested, as long as you let me reimburse you. Thanks for the info

Lee.mcglynn

FireRob:

Tony, I'll have to look and see if I have more then one V and which ones they might be. If you can get a MB 2, I would be interested, as long as you let me reimburse you. Thanks for the info

mb2's are amazing!