I second that. The Mi Amor, especially.La Aroma de Cuba(regular line, Mi Amor, and EE) . Lots of flavor, on the medium to medium-full side of strength with tons of flavor (at least to me).
I second that. The Mi Amor, especially.La Aroma de Cuba(regular line, Mi Amor, and EE) . Lots of flavor, on the medium to medium-full side of strength with tons of flavor (at least to me).
La Aurora 107, Alec Bradley Tempus, Nestor Miranda Special Selections, La Aurora 107, Padilla Miami, Diamond Crown Maximus & the La Aurora 107.I see most of the recommendations are smokes with big nic kicks. Can you guys recommend some flavor bombs without the gut punching power?
+1:thumbsup:three words: LFD
A full bodied cigar is going to have a high nic kick. Thats what full bodied means in cigar terms. If you want full flavor medium body try a la riqueza or dpg black.
I am sorry but your statement is incorrect. Body refers to the strength of a cigar, period. How long have you been smoking cigars?No, body does not mean strength.
A cigar can be full bodied by medium strength.
I am sorry but your statement is incorrect. Body refers to the strength of a cigar, period.
Really?How long have you been smoking cigars?
That was an honest question and i dont think that outrageous as it is relevant, given that you were so curt in correcting me.No, I'm sorry, but that is a common misconception with cigars.
Read this thread.
Body = depth of flavour, the "weight" of the flavours and smoke output.
Strength = nicotine kick.
Really?
EDIT: Sigh...just revisited the body vs. strength thread.
Since it seems you're very insistent that you're right and I'm wrong, I'm just going to say "whatever" and drop it, since it's apparently a futile discussion.
Frankly I can't see why anyone would be so bothered as to be "appalled" by people referring to nicotine strength as "strength", but again, whatever...
Try an Oliva V lancero - incredible flavor without the nic kick.