Good 50 degrees outside, medium tasting cigar?

[BQuain]

In Orlando, the weather will be nice (50 degrees-65 degrees) and would love a good, mild to medium tasting cigar. My wife's dad is coming down for the week and we love smoking a good cigar...also, he's never been to Corona.

Any suggestions? Name 3 of your favorites, in different price ranges too.

B.Quain

 

[Alwayslit]

Fuente Hemingway or Don Carlos
La Aurora Preferidos Cameroon Lancero
Ashton Cabinet Selection

 

[BrooksW]

Fuente Hemingway or Don Carlos
La Aurora Preferidos Cameroon Lancero
Ashton Cabinet Selection

Yep, and I would add the E.P. Carrillo as well...

The Short Story is one of the best sticks you can buy, for them money you spend, imho...

~brooks

 

[theribdoctor]

go with something in the A. Fuente hemingway line.

 

[cf2112]

Padron thousand series--inexpensive and tasty
AF Hemingway line--medium pric range and if a maduro a great cigar with the WOAM the best, imho. (not a Cameroon wrapper fan but do love the maduros)
If you feel generous go with a PAM/PAN or Anejo
None of those are overly strong and I'd smoke any

 

[BQuain]

go with something in the A. Fuente hemingway line.

Yeah, i remember you saying you are loving these...noted.

b.quain

 

[n.olson]

another mild to medium choice would be the
RP 1999 connecticut, or just the rp signature Connecticut;
might be a little closer to the medium full side but i sure do enjoy the don pepin garcia vegas cubanas
can't go wrong with an ashton for mild to medium!
ashton is under 10 each, and the first three options are under 5 each.

 

[tedski]

Oliva Serie G ... $3-5
Perdomo Reserve Champagne ... $5-7
Montecristo White ... $7-10

 

[whodeeni]

Fuente Hemingway Maduro

Tabacos Baez

If you can get your hand on some....
Rocky Patel American Market