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Cant say that i find a place for it at anytime myself...
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wonder if i should give one a shot. now you have me contemplating it? any reccomendations on my first?
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well dont start too harsh because it will turn you off automatically... If you are looking to start on something that is not too too expensive but really has a great smoke.... AVO NO. 2 is a great Cigar (Lil pricey) a cheaper Cigar that is really good is the CAO Bralzilia and another would probably be an Ashton Cigar... hmmm other than that... As far as good cheap ones go i would say go for a Garcia Vega or a Romeo y Julietta
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Post by cargodz »

Actually the Casino Gold that can be gotten at any carry out are pretty good if you like a nice Merlot with your cigars
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personally i enjoy a nice scotch with my cigar or a great Beer always goes well with it...

Merlot's are great with cigars but if u really want to taste both the cigar and the drink u are having trust me there is nothing better than a Chiante
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Post by lotas »

I dont like big cigars, I've had quite a few of them, couple nice ones from Australia, some expensive guys, but in the end I prefer the cheaper, smaller cigars.
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Garcia Vega makes some Great Rum Reseve ones that are minis really great Cigars :thumbsup
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Post by lotas »

Can those be found at just any old cigar shop? See the extent of my cigar knowledge doesn't go beyond Swisher, White Owl, and Romeo y Julieta ;)
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oh yea definitely I always get those at my convienince store so like im sure they have them at Gas stations and if not there defintiely at a supermarket... I like them alot i think that they are great... Basically if the place has Romeo y Julietta's then they def have Garcia Vega's
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