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cumminspwrd02
Marksman
I only smoke cigars a few times a year but I like the Acid Krush Classics Blue Connecticut. I also like the Acid Blondie.
I'm not getting any ACID until I get a humidor to keep them segregated from my normal sticks. Most on the cigar forum I'm on don't seem to care for them, but I'm going to try a few. I want to try the Cold Infusion Tea and Kuba Kuba Maduro...
Will post pics later with my latest score, and next week I have an unexpectedly large order coming from the devil site (got a little carried away...)
halfmileharry
Grandmaster
Habana Partega fits my need. It's my biggest vice. Still mild enough to "smoke" and enjoy for my tastes.
A friend of mine's mother is from honduras and brought me back a couple hand rolled cigars that looked suspiciously like 1980's lumpy dog poop. By 80's i mean the white kind that you just don't see anymore. Anyways, I'm willing to bet that had i actually smoked an 80's dog turd i would find it more pleasurable.
Nice, I've got some Ruination, Virtue, and Puro Authenticos coming... Look forward to letting everything rest so I can start the tasting!
Those sound like they would have been some fine smokes. If they'd turned white they may have just been aged really well...or they may have been 80's dog turds. Either way, you've got to take your chances.
I love me some Dutchmaster ceegurs!
White Owl and Phillies are also some top shelf ceegurs.
I love me some Dutchmaster ceegurs!
Let me introduce you to a brand called Ron Mexico...
For those of you who do "mail order" cigars you should know that the manufacturers reserve the better cigars for retail store sales only. Many of the cigars listed on INGO cigar threads are second and third tier cigars. The same companies make better cigars, but don't sell them to the catalog/internet sales companies. If you don't go to a "real" cigar lounge every once in a while then you are missing out on the best cigars. Many of the mail order cigars are not even available at cigar lounges because they are considered not worthy. Do yourselves a favor, close the catalog and seek out a good cigar lounge, go in and smell the aromas.
My current TOP 5 favorites, in alphabetical order:
That particular Vega Fina cigar is a limited production cigar, not going to find it at most places. Whatever is out there is the last of it so if you can find one grab it. Price is very good too, under $8.
The Opus X "Lost City" Series (higher grade than the standard Opus X) Lancero is truly an amazing cigar. Just really expensive. I am not a fan of the Lancero shape of cigars but this one made me convert and devotee. A well made Lancero is an absolutely astounding smoking experience.
The Dunhill "Signed Range" series cigars are beautiful mid-priced cigars, great for the every day celebration. Medium body, medium flavor, very very smooth. Monticristo makes about a dozen different ranges/selections of cigars (white/cabinet/negra/classic/platinum/etc). The Epic No 2 is their pinnacle. What more needs to be said?
My current TOP 5 favorites, in alphabetical order:
- Dunhill: Signed Range, Robusto
- God of Fire: Double Robusto
- Monticristo: Epic No 2
- Opus X: Lost City, Lancero (the only Lancero that I will smoke)
- Vega Fina: Jose Sejas
That particular Vega Fina cigar is a limited production cigar, not going to find it at most places. Whatever is out there is the last of it so if you can find one grab it. Price is very good too, under $8.
The Opus X "Lost City" Series (higher grade than the standard Opus X) Lancero is truly an amazing cigar. Just really expensive. I am not a fan of the Lancero shape of cigars but this one made me convert and devotee. A well made Lancero is an absolutely astounding smoking experience.
The Dunhill "Signed Range" series cigars are beautiful mid-priced cigars, great for the every day celebration. Medium body, medium flavor, very very smooth. Monticristo makes about a dozen different ranges/selections of cigars (white/cabinet/negra/classic/platinum/etc). The Epic No 2 is their pinnacle. What more needs to be said?
262 Cigars. The owner (Clint) is from Plainfield and he knows how to make a great smoke. I met him in Lynchburg, VA at an event there and he is a super nice guy who takes cigars to another level. Be sure to read the "Manifesto" linked below.
262 Cigars
262 Cigars » The Manifesto
262 Cigars
262 Cigars » The Manifesto
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Bob is definitely right here. The Acid cigars at his shop are always a cut above the ones online. I don't buy my Acids online anymore. Though I must say, I still like the Cigar International Copper Labels (made by Drew Estate same maker as Acids). They are a very fine smoke.
