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I love a good cigar and i am always willing to try a different one every once in a while although i do have my favorites...

Also i Have yet to try a Cuban but that will be changing soon :)

My favorite Cigars are #1.) Rocky Patel Robusto Vintage 1990... I love those things...
#2.) Avo No. 2 Good but a lil pricey sometimes
3.) Partagas cigars any of them
4.) CAO Afrique
5.) Cusano not too bad but a lil harsh

What do u like and what do u reccomend trying?
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white owl

backwoods

dutch masters menthol little cigars


yea im white trash in the cigar world
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Post by OnYrMrk »

used to smoke cigars when I was a paramedic...since getting married, I don't partake in the tradition anymore.

When I did, Thompson cigars were some of the most flavorful cigars around. Dominican made, you couldn't tell a difference between that and a Cohiba white band.

except for the savings of about 2 dollars/cigar.

As for others, go to Thompsoncigar.com

my favorites were Montecristo, and Romeo y Julieta
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well excuse my ignorance on this but i heard conflicting stories are you supposed to inhale cigars? i have been told by many you dont. and i dont smoke anything so i dont know.
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Bwcad1 wrote:i dont smoke anything so i dont know.
You mean other then the competition, heck yes!!! :happy055:
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well that and equipment lol!
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ahhhh, do you smoke alot of equiment? :scorp:
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Post by OnYrMrk »

Yikes


No bill, you don't inhale cigar smoke, at least I don't. But if you are already a smoker, you probably will.

The flavors are an acquired taste. Then you can really tell the difference between tobacco's

But from what I have read, you don't inhale cigar smoke
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No u never inhale a Cigar... but i do know ppl who do... not the smartest out there. But yes the reason you do not inhale is so that you can really analyze the flavors in your mouth while you have it there. A good cigar should give you strong hints of cocoa and Leather and of course a great tobacco flavor... Alot of it also has to do with the natural oils in the wrapper

btw I have heard really good things about Montecristo Cigars
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I have two in my car right now, some mini cigars. I dont like big ones, they tend to "linger" too much for me.

I really wish I could remember what kind I've got. They each were around $1.47-ish if I remember right.
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