Well you gotta remember, Stick lives in Florida, so he's probably over-sensitized to violence against old people.
Ive been "smoking" cigars off and on for a little over a year now, but ive just recently in the last 4 months started to really enjoy them. A friend of mine turned me on to them. Hes gotten me hooked I'd say in the last month and a half Ive been to my local cigar ( http://www.habanasmokes.com ) shop 5 or 6 times. If anybody has any recomendations i would appreciate it. Ive tried CAO cameroon, La Fontana, and a few other but those i enjoyed. I'm currently looking for a starter humidor round 25-30 sticks so i can really find my taste.
Big Paintbrush said:
:lol:
sometimes I want to commit violent acts against old people, but I don't because I'm nice :roll:
I think you should go bigger than that. IMHO. Trust me.teddyg112 said:
I really like the Punch rare corojos and gran puros, the 5 Vegas As, Cusano 18, La Gloria Cubana Serie R, Arturo Fuente Short Storys, Camacho Coyolar, Partagas Black and a really good 30 minute smoke is the Arturo Fuente exquisitos.
Spider66 said:
I have to agree on this one.
Don't be like me and have cigars in jars or plastic bags because your humidor is too full. :banghead:
Wonderful suggestions. Cigars are not my life, but cigars make good times better and bad times acceptable.
Bloof- Savinelle- too expensive but must be a good cigar.
Vince- my local cigar merchant only had big Churchills. I'll try to find a source for toro singles. A must try coming from you.
Alex: In my opinion- the only Oliva is the "O" Maduro- pure Heaven.Let's hope the Oliva's always make the Ole. Best short smoke- PERIOD.
Foodislife-I love the first half of any Punch cigars but the second half always make me burp- too young.Great burgers make me burp, but all good food should- within twenty minutes.Vince is right- toast the roll- and serve it Pittsburg style- burnt on the outside and very rare inside.
Brenda & Capt- Rocky Patel just don't hit the mark, but I agree with the Cisano 18's which might be the best value in today's market.A special thanks to Alex for keeping the price on these low.
LaFontana reminds me of the name of a stripper that performed on "Baltimores Block" in the closing days of the earrly 1960"s. Seemed to be sweet but something told you to pass.Glad I did.
I still have about a one month inventory in stock, and have a little time.
Keep the recommendations coming.
I smoked two Don Lino Africa Duma's ( 5x50) today that had about five month house age on them- they were gifted. WONDERFUL WONDERFUL. Only problem is that they are out of my budget- Unless Alex runs a special and drops the price by 50%- fat chance.
Thanks
Nails
Bloof- Savinelle- too expensive but must be a good cigar.
Vince- my local cigar merchant only had big Churchills. I'll try to find a source for toro singles. A must try coming from you.
Alex: In my opinion- the only Oliva is the "O" Maduro- pure Heaven.Let's hope the Oliva's always make the Ole. Best short smoke- PERIOD.
Foodislife-I love the first half of any Punch cigars but the second half always make me burp- too young.Great burgers make me burp, but all good food should- within twenty minutes.Vince is right- toast the roll- and serve it Pittsburg style- burnt on the outside and very rare inside.
Brenda & Capt- Rocky Patel just don't hit the mark, but I agree with the Cisano 18's which might be the best value in today's market.A special thanks to Alex for keeping the price on these low.
LaFontana reminds me of the name of a stripper that performed on "Baltimores Block" in the closing days of the earrly 1960"s. Seemed to be sweet but something told you to pass.Glad I did.
I still have about a one month inventory in stock, and have a little time.
Keep the recommendations coming.
I smoked two Don Lino Africa Duma's ( 5x50) today that had about five month house age on them- they were gifted. WONDERFUL WONDERFUL. Only problem is that they are out of my budget- Unless Alex runs a special and drops the price by 50%- fat chance.
Thanks
Nails
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Vince- my local cigar merchant only had big Churchills. I'll try to find a source for toro singles. A must try coming from you.
Nails[/quote]
Go for the Churchills only 25 to 50 cents or more per stick than the Toro, I just said the toro because I just got a box & knew the price but the Churchill is a great smoke, I think you will enjoy the entire line , it has a ton of flavor & isnt to strong, if you dont like them let me know & I will buy them from you , That is how much I know you will enjoy that line , a fine smoke, I get the seconds every time I see them. . GOOD luck with it , Enjoy, Vince
Nails[/quote]
Go for the Churchills only 25 to 50 cents or more per stick than the Toro, I just said the toro because I just got a box & knew the price but the Churchill is a great smoke, I think you will enjoy the entire line , it has a ton of flavor & isnt to strong, if you dont like them let me know & I will buy them from you , That is how much I know you will enjoy that line , a fine smoke, I get the seconds every time I see them. . GOOD luck with it , Enjoy, Vince
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Carduus said:
ME 2 , GO as Big as you can afford, my first real humidor was a 25 count box, it was full in less than a week, so I got a 50 count to add to the mix, it was full in a week, well I didnt see it comming but now I have 9 humidors a stash at the shop in a locker a coolador & a big lawn & feaf bag full of old boxes for long term ageing , find a humidor you like, then go up 2 sizes , or more, My next move is a walkin humidor, Oh wait I have one of them all ready( at the shop ) & my smoking room here at the house is almost full . , dammm I need more storage space hahahaha !
Enjoy, Vince
Vince:
You were right on with the Licenciados. My local shop had the 400 Maduro Supreme Toro. Retail $3.00 each. Just what I was looking for in a everyday smoke- right out of the box.No aging required-just like the old days.
Now I just need to find a good deal. Next might be the Diamond Crown, but just a little too much money for a mild cigar. Well maybe just a few.
Thanks
You were right on with the Licenciados. My local shop had the 400 Maduro Supreme Toro. Retail $3.00 each. Just what I was looking for in a everyday smoke- right out of the box.No aging required-just like the old days.
Now I just need to find a good deal. Next might be the Diamond Crown, but just a little too much money for a mild cigar. Well maybe just a few.
Thanks
Joined Feb 2004
3K Posts | 42+
159 Knobvue Drive Freedom Pa 15042
Glad to help, if you are looking for a great cigar smoking weekend , check out the web site, http://www.cigarcrawl.com we are ready to go on the third weekend in May , there are a few open seats left, they are going fast ! Enjoy, Vince
