Inexpensive Cigars... Do you have a guilty favorite?
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whodeeni
the Cigar "Gangsta" ;0(
Ok Chris! Thanks for the info... i guess my friends were right!
That damn Jose Garcia is a Beast! :headroll:
That damn Jose Garcia is a Beast! :headroll:
whodeeni
the Cigar "Gangsta" ;0(
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JLP Cremas
JLP Petit Cazadores
Marca FIna Panama Series
Borderline Cheap/medium priced:
Casa de Alegria Rosa 460
JLP Petit Cazadores
Marca FIna Panama Series
Borderline Cheap/medium priced:
Casa de Alegria Rosa 460
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gispert lonsdale or robusto ($2/stick) natural
this is my go-to cigar as well as my handout for beginner smokers. if you're okay with smoking the smooth/creamy kind, they're AWESOME. i think it's extremely hard to find a light strength cigar w/ medium bodied flavor that is smooth/creamy.
the light/medium/cheap cigars are usually green, but this one is a stand out. i swear by it.
brickhouse
the new jc newmann released cigars are great medium strength/medfull flavor cigars.
private stock = stay away from
don't buy into the internet hype on these bargain cigars. they taste like paper after about an inch & half into the cigar. they are greeeeeeeeeeen.
i gotta try out these nica libres you guys mentioned. i've been looking for a good/cheap ($2 price point) leather/spice cigar that still has a level of smooth refinement. i suppose you can let some camacho negras sit for about 8 months... but they're still a little pricey under the "bargain banner".
this is my go-to cigar as well as my handout for beginner smokers. if you're okay with smoking the smooth/creamy kind, they're AWESOME. i think it's extremely hard to find a light strength cigar w/ medium bodied flavor that is smooth/creamy.
the light/medium/cheap cigars are usually green, but this one is a stand out. i swear by it.
brickhouse
the new jc newmann released cigars are great medium strength/medfull flavor cigars.
private stock = stay away from
don't buy into the internet hype on these bargain cigars. they taste like paper after about an inch & half into the cigar. they are greeeeeeeeeeen.
i gotta try out these nica libres you guys mentioned. i've been looking for a good/cheap ($2 price point) leather/spice cigar that still has a level of smooth refinement. i suppose you can let some camacho negras sit for about 8 months... but they're still a little pricey under the "bargain banner".
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another thing.... wouldn't you guys agree that w/ most bargain bin cigars.. they're pretty temperamental?
what i mean is that they definitely need to be well rested/humidified. it's tough times trying to smoke an overly damp or dry bargain bin cigar.
what i mean is that they definitely need to be well rested/humidified. it's tough times trying to smoke an overly damp or dry bargain bin cigar.
Never heard of the benchmade... adding that to my list.
If you make a purchase thru CI you can get a fiver for $10 to try out.
Tempermental.. I gues it depends on the smoke and or the maker. The ones I originally named I just got a fiver of the Nica with another fiver on the way, the Nativo I have a box of lancero's, so will check when I make another box purchase.
One I forgot to name, got a box of and they are cheap are the ITC's, say what you want, I felt it compared to the RP Decade and a lot cheaper.
For Fonseca lovers here's a decent deal:
http://www.famous-smoke.com/brand/fonseca+serie+f+cigars?emk=EMW1141&utm_source=WeeklySale&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=EMW1141&utm_content=banner
http://www.famous-smoke.com/brand/fonseca+serie+f+cigars?emk=EMW1141&utm_source=WeeklySale&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=EMW1141&utm_content=banner
The Fumadores
The Roly's... the one's I had I wouldn't rate them as yard 'gars. They were terrible.
Tampa Sweethearts are a decent stick.
whodeeni
the Cigar "Gangsta" ;0(
And if you go through cbid, you can probably beat that price.... maybe not though. Especially if you can find the free shipping code online...
