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Anyone here enjoy Cigars?
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expresstruck78
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kevinberry1
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I don't smoke cigars but maybe once every few years. I did pick some up for a fishing trip this past spring and my friend who smokes them said to try Punch and Macanudo's. I picked up one of each and they were both good quality for the price. Each brand has a variety of sizes and types and range from $4 for the really small ones to $12 or maybe a little more.
We had a guy a few years back that worked for us, he used to make cigars...don't know the back story there. Anyway, he brought us a few that kicked ass, he had made them himself out of hand picked tobaccos from some place in texas or something. thought I would share 
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CaptainPioneer
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Hha^^ Acid Cigars never really impressed me they never burn quite evenly and I end up re lighting them quite a bit... Macanudo's are great for the money and the Punch cigars range from absolutely terrible to Ultra Premium... Infact one of the Punch Cigars is rated as one of the Best Cigars in the world according to Cigar Afficianado... Those little ones you are smoking are probably either Swisher Sweets, or Garcia Vega miniatures
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expresstruck78
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are you talking about the big acid cigars or the smaller ones the big acid cigars you are right dont burn to well and have to relight almost every min the smaller ones though i have never had a problem with
p.s. also i had a chance to try a real cubian cigar on my trip to jamaica and at the price of $20 a cigar it was not worth to me so dont hold your hopes to high with them i mean dont get me wrong they are good just not $20 a cigar good
p.s. also i had a chance to try a real cubian cigar on my trip to jamaica and at the price of $20 a cigar it was not worth to me so dont hold your hopes to high with them i mean dont get me wrong they are good just not $20 a cigar good
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kevinberry1
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CaptainPioneer
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heheh yea i just dont know if the filler happens to be tobacco lol and it was the larger Acids that dont burn well u are right... But the cubans that i am getting are supposedly great! The problem with ppl not likeing them is because most ppl like mild cigars and have a problem with heavy and harsh as most cubans are, But if you get a good one you wont have to wory too much
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two4fifteen
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