Welcome from Texas! Definitely agree with RoMa Craft suggestions.
I'm new to cigars and BOTL
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Welcome from wv.....
If I had to recommend cigars to a newer smoker based on what you said I'd recommend as some have earlier
The standard series padrons I don't think you can ever go wrong maduros>naturals
Padron anny 64
Fuente work of art maduro
Fuente anejo, this one most I think, read about it, and the history and I think you'll be very interested, go for the smaller size too
If I had to recommend cigars to a newer smoker based on what you said I'd recommend as some have earlier
The standard series padrons I don't think you can ever go wrong maduros>naturals
Padron anny 64
Fuente work of art maduro
Fuente anejo, this one most I think, read about it, and the history and I think you'll be very interested, go for the smaller size too
The 26 will probably knock you on your ass! You had mentioned you didn't want a strong cigar. Id still say smoke but be warned.
Welcome! Lots of great suggestions have been made in terms of smokes. One thing I'd stress is like several people have mentioned, take your time and enjoy the journey. There are so many good cigars out there, so much info to try to digest. One thing I wish I took to heart more in the beginning is to slow down as your palette can, and most likely will, change. Singles and 5 packs at most are perfect for starting out. Stay away from auction sites, buying boxes, etc because it's so damn easy to go overboard in the beginning. Best of luck and enjoy the ride!
Thank you for the excellent advise. That's what I decided to do is to start with five packs and experiment that way. At this point I'm trying anything because you will never know what you will like or not like unless you have tried it. so recommend anything....