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Not looking to start smoking again but thought it fitting to have a cigar after taking a nice animal or sitting by the fire in the evening enjoying some local refreshment. I went by the local tobacco shop here and picked up some Macanudo Maduro cigars. Hmmm taste just like a cigar with a lingering after taste of cigar. Any recommendations for a smooth, sweet cigar or is there even such a thing.


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I favor maduros. Try Punch or Partagas.
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Ashton 60-serie cabinet selection.
Try 1-800-JR-CIGAR for an informative catalog, the guy is crazier than Walter.

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JR Cigar, that brings back fond memories. In the past I bought a number of their own brands, and they were fine. I'll have to look them up again. Thanks. cigar


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Originally posted by Sniper:
Not looking to start smoking again but thought it fitting to have a cigar after taking a nice animal (......)


I have some nice partagas, romeo y julieta and montecristo just for those unique ocasions .... and for when sitting by the fire and / or when talking with other fellow hunters (lying us each other, my wife would say Big Grin) I usually smoke my pipe accompanying it with a good cognac...


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Originally posted by Sniper:
Not looking to start smoking again but thought it fitting to have a cigar after taking a nice animal (......)


I have some nice partagas, romeo y julieta and montecristo just for those unique ocasions .... and for when sitting by the fire and / or when talking with other fellow hunters (lying us each other, my wife would say Big Grin) I usually smoke my pipe accompanying it with a good cognac...


Martin. I also enjoy a good cigar, but I like my pipes even more. Cuándo yo soy próximo en Argentina que debemos hacer exactamente lo que usted sugiere. Siéntese por un fuego que goza un humo bueno y un aguardiente o un puerto.


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Romeo y Julietas # 4
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Bitw,

just had the pleasure of a JR Alternative H Upmann
8.5x56 ring Maduro...and the last of a bottle of Screech. Got an old ranger buddy that's originally from Newfoundland that gets it when he visits the old family home.

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A great find for me in a relatively inexpensive cigar has been Sancho Panza maduros. Around $4.00 and a nice,rich, smooth smoke. Like 'em as well as smokes costing over twice as much.

CAO Criollos are also quite good. Have to second Billinthewild on the Punch, as well.
 
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Romeo y Julieta, Number 2 or 3. A very nice smoke that lasts no more 30 minutes or so. (I don't want to marry a long-lasting relationship, just smoke it.)

yes, a Cubano, and instead of providing comfort and cash to my enemies i prefer to think of it as burning his crops.

If you are not willing to indulge in a Cuban, there are always Swisher Sweets. or, ssk the dude in the smoke shop for a nice mild Honduran or Dominican


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Romeo y Julieta, Number 2 or 3. A very nice smoke that lasts no more 30 minutes or so. (I don't want to marry a long-lasting relationship, just smoke it.)

yes, a Cubano, and instead of providing comfort and cash to my enemies i prefer to think of it as burning his crops.

If you are not willing to indulge in a Cuban, there are always Swisher Sweets. or, ssk the dude in the smoke shop for a nice mild Honduran or Dominican


That's always been my dilemma with Cubans - indulging my capitalist tastes with a communist product. I like your take on it and plan to shamelessly steal this from you. thumb

I like Monte Cristo or Partagas, as well as RyJ. No. 3 or 4. I think of the big Churchills as all day suckers.

Is is just me, or does anyone else think that Macanudo's have just a hint of ganga smell to them when you spark them up? Must be the influence of the island. Nice cigar, though.
 
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gave up sticks for the bowl.
back then i liked Joya De' Nicagragua's for the money.
Now i'm a Blue Note addict.
 
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WannabeeBwana

go ahead and steal away. Hell, i stole it from non other than Alexander Haig who used that line when a reporter caught hiim smoking a cuban. Er, make that smoking a cuban cigar!

I see you are from Canada. As a resident of a border city i find the cubans are much cheaper in your fine country than anywhere (bahamas, belize, mexico, honduras.) I get mine in Sault, Ontario but don't tell my customs agents!

And, yes, there is that hint of sweet mary jane in a macanudo.


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Gotta second the Joya de Nicaraguas
Like the H. Upman's a bunch, usually a Churchill for me, Also the CAO Brazilia and Italias are nice. If sweet is the order of the day, a Baccarat.
 
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Ashton VSGs in the 8x54 size is hard to beat.

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I really like the cigars made by this company in Austin, Texas. Bobalu Cigars
Everything is hand rolled right there. They have a nice variety. If you join their Buyer's Club. It's buy one get one free for purchases less than a box.


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Havatampa Jewels & Swisher Sweets

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Well I haven't lit one up in ages, but for me the Bolivar Belicoso Fino is my go to cigar. Mild with a hint of cream.


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