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Since not too many people seem to be reading TheDoctor's308's post about a Mouton Cadet, . . .
Do him the courtesy of reading his post, then come back here. And in time I'll probably think of more. Outside of the Opus X, there are no obscenely expensive cigars here, although there are some which are not for every man/woman's budget. This list will satisfy many different taste desires and budgets as well.
Diana Silvius
DiMeola
CAO Gold
CAO Cameroon
Cuesta Rey Connecticut Shade
Cuesta Rey Sun Grown
Fuente Sun Grown
Hemingway
5 Vegas
La Flor Dominicana 2000
Oliva O
Savinelli ELR
Savinelli Nicaraguan Reserve
Playboy by Don Diego
Dunhill
Avo Classic
Ashton Classic
Ashton Virgin Sun Grown
Padron Maduro
Padron Anniversario Maduro
Hamilton's Reserve
CAO Brazilia
Cuban Parejo (any wrapper)
La Aurora Preferido
Perdomo Reserve Rosado
Perdomo Reserve Maduro
Perdomo's The Cigar
El Rico Habano (Non-Cuban)
Macanudo Vintage 1988 (f___ the others in the line, unless you can find the 1984's, but the 1988's are the best bang for the buck)
Licenciados
Leon Jimenes
The Griffin's
Montecristo
Montecristo Le Cigare Des Artes (don't worry, it's not a French cigar)
Arturo Fuente
Arturo Fuente Candela (good luck on finding them)
Fonseca
Helix
Cibao
Montesino
Por Larranaga
La Unica
Hoyo De Monterrey Excalibur
Romeo Y Julieta
La Perla Habana Black Pearl
La Gloria Cubana Serie R Maduro
Don Carlos
Opus X
Inmenso
Perdomo Squared
Mayorga Maduro
Henry Clay
Nestor Plascencia Organic Reserve
Fonseca Vintage
La Luna African Fuerte
Sosa
Colorado by Don Lino
There's 57 varieties here, and we're not talking ketchup folks, so get out there and smoke America!!! Okay, smoke THE Americas. So I couldn't resist a little Bobby Flay impression. :dunno: :neer:
Since not too many people seem to be reading TheDoctor's308's post about a Mouton Cadet, . . .
Do him the courtesy of reading his post, then come back here. And in time I'll probably think of more. Outside of the Opus X, there are no obscenely expensive cigars here, although there are some which are not for every man/woman's budget. This list will satisfy many different taste desires and budgets as well.
Diana Silvius
DiMeola
CAO Gold
CAO Cameroon
Cuesta Rey Connecticut Shade
Cuesta Rey Sun Grown
Fuente Sun Grown
Hemingway
5 Vegas
La Flor Dominicana 2000
Oliva O
Savinelli ELR
Savinelli Nicaraguan Reserve
Playboy by Don Diego
Dunhill
Avo Classic
Ashton Classic
Ashton Virgin Sun Grown
Padron Maduro
Padron Anniversario Maduro
Hamilton's Reserve
CAO Brazilia
Cuban Parejo (any wrapper)
La Aurora Preferido
Perdomo Reserve Rosado
Perdomo Reserve Maduro
Perdomo's The Cigar
El Rico Habano (Non-Cuban)
Macanudo Vintage 1988 (f___ the others in the line, unless you can find the 1984's, but the 1988's are the best bang for the buck)
Licenciados
Leon Jimenes
The Griffin's
Montecristo
Montecristo Le Cigare Des Artes (don't worry, it's not a French cigar)
Arturo Fuente
Arturo Fuente Candela (good luck on finding them)
Fonseca
Helix
Cibao
Montesino
Por Larranaga
La Unica
Hoyo De Monterrey Excalibur
Romeo Y Julieta
La Perla Habana Black Pearl
La Gloria Cubana Serie R Maduro
Don Carlos
Opus X
Inmenso
Perdomo Squared
Mayorga Maduro
Henry Clay
Nestor Plascencia Organic Reserve
Fonseca Vintage
La Luna African Fuerte
Sosa
Colorado by Don Lino
There's 57 varieties here, and we're not talking ketchup folks, so get out there and smoke America!!! Okay, smoke THE Americas. So I couldn't resist a little Bobby Flay impression. :dunno: :neer:
