Graycliff recommendation?

[Digikma]

I've been hearing alot of things from a few people as there are some really good Graycliff blends out there on the Premium level. I would like to grab one for New Years Eve for me and a buddy. I figured up to a $25 range would work.

Recommendations?

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[sofc]

They are not premium cigars. They can be had for much much less if you really feel like trying it for yourself.

If you want to spend that kind of money, there are much better options.

 

[Digikma]

I'm up for a non cc recommendation in the $25 range.

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[icehog3]

The Graycliffs I enjoyed from the ones I've tried were the Espresso and the Chateau Gran Cru. Everything else was just too mild.

 

[squaresoft]

Yeah I'm gonna a second ara on that one. Try em if u want but I'd recommend something else

 

[Romulus Cogswell]

Purchase a Padron (1964, 1926, Family Reserve...) if you feel you have to spend $25.

 

[Digikma]

Just picked up some 64 Padrons Saturday. Those were only $11. Was hoping to try something a little higher up.

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[mjones9630]

$25? I'd go with a fuente or something.. I've had a couple (cheaper) greycliffs, and they didn't leave any kind of impression on me..

 

[sofc]

My Father Limited Edition
Le Bijou Limited Edition
Velvet Rat
Pepin 10th
Padron 80/85/90 (if you think the other ones are too cheap)

 

[Digikma]

sofc, out of that list. Give me your best pick

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[Tennessee Dave]

My recommendation is not to buy them.

 

[sofc]

sofc, out of that list. Give me your best pick

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In order:
Velvet
DP 10th
Le Bijou
MFLE
Padron. (but that's just me.)

 

[ckay]

Padron 45th or 80th Maduro. Classics. I don't think any Fuente is worth the money other than a Hemingway for $8