Help with a wedding cigar

could always email the beard and see if he can throw something together for you

Hey Messic.. You will probably get a dozen suggestions for the perfect wedding cigar each one reflecting a personal preference. I like Avo, Griffins, anything Fuentes, and Camachos, but each one for a different reason and my opion will vary greatly from others here.

You say that there are many regular cigar smokers at the event so they can appreciate a quality cigar regardles of what name is one the box. Stick to a nice medium bodied cigar. The ones you have in mind all appeal to me as I am sure they will appeal to many.

I will smoke any cigar that is gifted to me and be thankful for the consideration. Don't go broke, but don't look for cheap... there is not one cigar that will appeal to everybody.

kuzi16:

LFD AIRBENDER.
seriously.
it is medium in body and one of the most popular cigars on the market. it consistently gets high ratings and it is not all that expensive.

the LFD brand is respected and recognized by all. many non smokers i know even enjoy this cigar.

+1

La Gloria Cubana.

5 vegas gold maduro is a good stick that looks awesome in the box. Nice and mild-med and boxes are resonable. Have fun at the wedding.

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gmill880:

Messick:

my sister is getting married and i am in charge of cigars. The wedding will be a pretty plush event with many regular cigar smokers present. Anyway ii am looking for a nice medium to medium full bodied cigar with more of the nutty, chocolate, or light sweet taste and not as much pepper. I was looking at Avo xo, kristoff maduro, and AB tempus maduro. When i ran them by my wife she looked at the price and was worried but not upset, yet. Does anybody have any other suggestions? Also does anybody know anything about the padilla's on sale this weekend?

Sounds like you just described the Drew Estates Tabak Especial -

I respectfully disagree. ;-) Sounded like a Fuente to me. Cameroon, nutty, light sweet, medium bodied. Almost a Hemingway but the regular line would pass.

rwheelwright:

gmill880:

Messick:

my sister is getting married and i am in charge of cigars. The wedding will be a pretty plush event with many regular cigar smokers present. Anyway ii am looking for a nice medium to medium full bodied cigar with more of the nutty, chocolate, or light sweet taste and not as much pepper. I was looking at Avo xo, kristoff maduro, and AB tempus maduro. When i ran them by my wife she looked at the price and was worried but not upset, yet. Does anybody have any other suggestions? Also does anybody know anything about the padilla's on sale this weekend?

Sounds like you just described the Drew Estates Tabak Especial -

I respectfully disagree. ;-) Sounded like a Fuente to me. Cameroon, nutty, light sweet, medium bodied. Almost a Hemingway but the regular line would pass.

Guess I couldn't get past the Chocolate and sweet taste part ... thats definitly Tabak territory , I guess I just never think of Fuente as chocolatey but then again I don't think the Tabak is full bodied either so your suggestion may be better . The Tabaks just put me in a really good mood ... ; ) .

gmill880:

rwheelwright:

gmill880:

Messick:

my sister is getting married and i am in charge of cigars. The wedding will be a pretty plush event with many regular cigar smokers present. Anyway ii am looking for a nice medium to medium full bodied cigar with more of the nutty, chocolate, or light sweet taste and not as much pepper. I was looking at Avo xo, kristoff maduro, and AB tempus maduro. When i ran them by my wife she looked at the price and was worried but not upset, yet. Does anybody have any other suggestions? Also does anybody know anything about the padilla's on sale this weekend?

Sounds like you just described the Drew Estates Tabak Especial -

I respectfully disagree. ;-) Sounded like a Fuente to me. Cameroon, nutty, light sweet, medium bodied. Almost a Hemingway but the regular line would pass.

Guess I couldn't get past the Chocolate and sweet taste part ... thats definitly Tabak territory , I guess I just never think of Fuente as chocolatey but then again I don't think the Tabak is full bodied either so your suggestion may be better . The Tabaks just put me in a really good mood ... ; ) .

Don't get me wrong, I like a Tabak every once in a while but I can't smoke them all the time. In my opinion, the flavor of the tobacco sucks even though the other infused flavors are good. The only infused cigar that I found that I liked the tobacco flavor was Isle de Sol. It was much better than I thought it would be.

I wish I had a lot of cigar smokers in my family, sadly I'm the only one. However for a wedding cigar, not sure if I would recommend a special one. At mine I had a dc anni cigar and I couldn't really enjoy it, just too much going on. From what you wanted from the cigar I can give you one that I think a lot of people would agree on. The camacho triple maduro. Also a padron 26 maduro or even an 80th maduro would be a great choice, however the 80th is a bit pricey. CAO has the brizilia which is another nice flavorful smoke. I personally didn't enjoy the air bender, maybe the maddy is more to my liking but that remains to be seen. LFD makes a great, great ligero, I love the 500's. Also if you can find them the double ligero chisel maduro is terrific cigar.