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  • Dakota308
    i enjoy a cohiba every once in a while
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  • He Dog
    [xx(]
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  • JWolf
    No Jethro you are not the only one. There are several of us that enjoy a good stick from time to time. Look up the other threads if you like. My favorite is a free one but if I must buy one then any from Fuente will do, I like Iguanas as well. I have tried very few premium cigars that I didn't like. guess I am not all that picky [:D]
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  • Jeepgod2002
    I enjoyed Avo #9's and Maker's Mark cigars before I quit.
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  • GuvamintCheese
    Partigas #5
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  • slipgate
    Ashton or Don Pepe (Brazilian)
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  • fideau
    Wow. Opus X in a sampler. Must have been some sampler. I can't afford those but I do like Hemingways, Short Stories and 858s. Favorites, Romeo and Julieta I'm smoking right now, Por Larranagas, some Macs, but probably most like El Rey Del Mundo Robusto and Robusto Largas. Lots of good ones out there, I favor those from the DR mostly.
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  • SuburbanNoize
    Don Lucas (Dominican), or Habanas Diplomaticos.
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  • kiwibird1
    Montechristo #2
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  • Cubslover
    Don Diego

    Don Henry

    C.A.O
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  • Blade Slinger
    Ummmmmmmmmmm! Cubans
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  • gearheaddad
    Don Diego and Romeo & Julieta or any fairly mild cigar. Free ones are the best!!
    Nothing quite like a good cigar and a nice voka on the rocks with a couple anchovy stuffed olives............mmmmm.... Maybe tonight!!
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  • KEVD18
    montecristo #4. i have found that i dont really have the attention span or the patience for a cigar that lasts much longer. churchills,lonsdales etc just take too long to smoke and it ceases to be enjoyable for me. i like to stay in the petit corona/corona size my self. 5"/42ring or there abouts is just about perfect.

    of all the cigars i have had that fit into that catagory, the montecristo #4 is by far the best.
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  • TooBig
    I gave them up when I found out the good ones were licked close with sugar water by a bunch of women. Don't know what she licked before she got to work or the night before.[:(][}:)]
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  • jethro
    We have a great cigar shop that keeps opus X in stock. They limit them to two a day, but they are good. I bought one of their $50 samplers that had 10 cigars in it, including the opus X. One of the better samplers I have purchased!

    I tend to enjoy a more full flavored cigar, but a mild one is nice sometimes too.

    I do not like the flavored cigars though. I can't stand the sugary taste of most of them.


    Mike
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  • rja72
    I have tried more than one "good" cigar. Monte Christo is the only name that comes to mind.

    All things factored in, Swisher Sweet comes out on top IMHO.

    I know that is like saying to a wine snob that a white zin is your favorite wine.
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  • dcon12
    Swisher Sweet blunts! Don
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  • Maalox
    Arturo Fuente - 858 Maduro
    Arturo Fuente - Chateau Fuente Maduro

    I live in Tampa and had the opportunity to meet one of the Fuente brothers at his place of business here. May not be a big deal but I thought it was pretty cool :-)
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  • Sav99
    In recent years I've occasionally enjoyed a
    Garcia y Vega Pantella Deluxe.
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  • ripley16
    I like the Clinton Cigar.
    Unique unusual aroma.
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  • Txs
    quote:Originally posted by SLING BLADE
    Ummmmmmmmmmm! Cubans"I don't see it as supporting their economy, but as burning their crops." -- Kinky Friedman
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  • rustyh
    I enjoy what ever cigar my Italian friends bring into the US for "personal consumption". Mostly Havana Punch I believe. My wife and kids don't complain about them either. Although it is hard to keep my 19 year old son away from them.
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