Any cigar smokers?

[TheNewbie]

I'd have pegged you for Swisher Sweets!

If they tasted as good as they smelled. I am saving swisher sweets in the case that I lose everything and end up working night shift cleaning carpets and drinking microwave coffee.

[blues]

If they tasted as good as they smelled. I am saving swisher sweets in the case that I lose everything and end up working night shift cleaning carpets and drinking microwave coffee.

And you must give the fine cigars of Parodi and De Nobili a try as well. (Brings back memories of my college days...sophisticates that we were. )

[JM Campbell]

Diesel cigars are a pretty good smoke for a lower priced stick.

Rockey Patel anything is pretty tasty.

Edge Battalion is one of my favs.

Nubs maduro excellent smoke.

Hoya de Nicaragua Ligero very tasty.

Alec Bradley Black Market series (Illicit is my favorite from this line)

Alec Bradley MAXX

Alec Bradley American Sun Grown

Many more to list....




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[JAD]

I used to chew a Parodi or two. Cigars have made me fall off the cigarette wagon so they are a thing of the past, but there have been times I’d go through a box every couple of weeks. Cohiba petit Coronas from duty free; if I bought them in the states I preferred Partagas. If I was in the mood for a maduro generally Punch Rothschild.

[Sigfan26]

My FAVORITE cigars are CAO Brazilia Cariocas. Not ridiculously priced and a good 30min to 1hr smoke.


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[Joe45]

I've place my own personal embargo against commie cigars, but I have a friend who loves them. I am a Nicaraguan guy myself.

I'm a Nicaraguan fan myself, but I make some exceptions.

[spinmove_]

Padron 1964 Exclusivo natural and highland single malt scotch. That's as good as it gets, at least for me.

1926 Anniversary is one of my personal favorites. I also like that one with a good single malt.

You, sir, are a barbarian. I love ya, but it doesn't change the facts.


ETA:


I enjoy different sticks but cut my teeth on Fuente 8-5-8's and a variety of cigars by "Pepin" and Padilla among others.

Every Friday afternoon, if work permitted, I'd hit Calle Ocho in Miami with a Cuban-American detective assigned to the Miami P.D. bomb squad and we'd stop at a variety of factories and tobacconists to see what looked good.

One of our favorite places was run by the father-in-law of singer Jon Secada. (I have a funny story about that place.)

8-5-8’s are pretty solid and I do appreciate a Don Pepin Garcia. Fuente and Padron are my general go-tos.



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[Larry Sellers]

If my employers asks no....


I do enjoy most with a CT wrapper in the mild flavor and try and pair them with some sort of bourbon. My in laws live about 20 mins from cigars international in Hamburg PA. Always a dangerous adventure.


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[FNFAN]

I enjoy an occasional Punch Deluxe Maduro.

[Trukinjp13]

I do love me a good smoke and bourbon.


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