Favorite Cigar for the Beach

[cigarhombre]

I try to take in account, weather conditions. Sounds kinda weird; but totally agreeing with posts 4 & 5; the wind and humidity can really take a toll on your smoke. >>>for instance; once I took an OpusX #5 out of my cigar caddy down to the water to enjoy...it turned into a sponge in no time flat. unsmokeable. ended up smoking my larger RG smokes by the beach.

like many of the answers to questions here; it's all about personal preference; IMHO

 

[Fitze55]

A man withdraws to an empty beach to smoke a cigar and fantasize. An approaching storm out across the water mirrors the storm inside him as his fantasies propel him to the very edge of himself and to a surprise yearning greater than flesh or adventure.

did i miss something?

 

[Skitalets]

did i miss something?

Looks like a spammer of some kind. They posted random nonsense in the last three or four threads I've read.

 

[Monsterdg]

Just came back from MB myself; found a local shop (East End Cigar Co.) & smoked some of their house blends, very tasty.

Didn't have too much of a problem with humidity, but the wind sure was burning my sticks up pretty quickly.

Took a bay cruse one day, lots of spray and wind. One of the other passengers was smoking (looked like an H. Upmann but I didn't ask) but I didn't want to risk a wet cigar.

 

[andysc83]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! Been down here since Saturday and I have enjoyed quite a few cigars. Just some stuff I brought down. Not too much trouble other than some strong breezes.

I hit up the Tinder Box @ Broadway at the Beach and picked up a few things. I plan on checking out Low Country Cigar in Murrells Inlet tomorrow. Some locals here said it was an awesome local spot.

 

[cmhicksusmc]

Quesada espana corona imho

 

[ShortFatHokie]

Just came back from MB myself; found a local shop (East End Cigar Co.) & smoked some of their house blends, very tasty.

East End does have some decent house blends. They are kind of a "hidden gem" on the Grand Stand...

 

[ShortFatHokie]

Thanks for all the suggestions guys! Been down here since Saturday and I have enjoyed quite a few cigars. Just some stuff I brought down. Not too much trouble other than some strong breezes.

I hit up the Tinder Box @ Broadway at the Beach and picked up a few things. I plan on checking out Low Country Cigar in Murrells Inlet tomorrow. Some locals here said it was an awesome local spot.

Sorry to hear you paid too much at the Tinder Box @ Broadway. Even though you didn't say it, I know.... I've been caught in that tourist trap just about every time I've been there. :headroll:

Don't miss Low Country Pipe & Tobacco up in Little River!!! Blows everything else away!!! Don't confuse it with Low Country Cigar...

BTW, don't forget to check out Nick's up in North Myrtle Beach on 17...you'll pass it on your way to Little River...