Ideas for cigars to take on a trip

[amir11950]

Hey guys. Just joined


I used to smoke a cigar about once every six months. Now I'm smoking about 2 a week. I seem to go for medium cigars. Until now my go to cigar is the Cohiba Siglo II. It's just always done it for me. Other's I've tried are romeo y julieta, h.upmann, davidoff millenium 3000, and a few others. I'm not a huge fan of too much spice to the point its harsh and feels like it burns the tongue. This happens with the Davidoff Entreacto. Its really good, then towards the end, it becomes rediculously harsh and hot.

I have yet to try the Cohiba Siglo VI. Any ideas? If I like the II, will I like the VI?

I know I just have to try it

Basically I'm going out of the country for a wedding. I know I won't have much selection where I'm going and I've purchased a 5-count travel humidor and was interested to know what you think will be the best options to take with me?

Thanks

 

[amir11950]

I'm not a huge fan of overly large cigars but if you think its worthwhile.

Are the Behike's worth it?

Arturo Fuente?

 

[Cigary43]

I would take what you know you like ....vacations are times to remember good things and what better way to cement that memory than to have a good cigar? I usually smoke cigars at home that I haven't had experience with....so I can focus my attention on them. Vacations for me are about kicking back and not over thinking things and I'd rather smoke smoke something that I know is going to be good and just let the good time roll.

 

[Angry Bill]

Take cigars you enjoy smoking. Plain and simple. Head over to the introduction section and make a proper introduction

http://www.botl.org/community/forums/forumdisplay.php/23-Introductions

And welcome

 

[Ducttapegonewild]

^^^ Yes!!! That...

 

[rdomfoto]

Take cigars you enjoy smoking. Plain and simple. Head over to the introduction section and make a proper introduction

http://www.botl.org/community/forums/forumdisplay.php/23-Introductions

And welcome

What he said <grin>

If you can, you may want to go bigger than a 5 count.

 

[Senor Perfecto]

Take your best, small cigars. When traveling, especially for an event, you never know how much time you're going to have for a smoke. Better to smoke a small one, and then if you have more time, smoke another, then to get into a big fattie and find that you have to ship out somewhere.

 

[amir11950]

Thanks guys. Actually that makes sense.

I guess I got caught up in trying all different kinds of cigars that it didn't occur to me that you should enjoy a vacation and not worry about running into a cigar you won't enjoy while you're relaxing. Could kill your mood too I guess.