havanabound 11:18 PM 11-05-2012
I'm seeing internet retailers selling Honduran nude bundles for around a buck a cigar (in packs of 20 or 25). I do love a full bodied premium cigar, but for around a dollar each, my first impressions are, wow, what a deal, but probably garbage. If nothing else, I figure they can keep my humi full to keep the humidity better regulated. Or would they just stink up my good cigars? Are these things worth smoking?
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icehog3 01:26 AM 11-06-2012
You get what you pay for. For $1 each, you will be smoking $1 cigars. I'd pass.
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RobR1205 05:55 AM 11-06-2012
I used to buy cigars just to get em if they were cheap. Now my rule of thumb is if I won't want to smoke them, I won't buy them. Cigars are for enjoying, not for "ehhhh this is ok I guess"
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havanabound 08:25 AM 11-06-2012
Originally Posted by RobR1205:
Cigars are for enjoying, not for "ehhhh this is ok I guess"
Good point, I'll leave 'em alone. I'm fairly new to the cigar scene so still trying to figure out which kind I like. I'll order some variety packs so I can sample the menu I think.
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ColdCuts 08:49 AM 11-06-2012
At a glance I thought this thread was, 'Honduran nude beaches,' and so naturally I clicked.
:-) I've heard some folks say they're good to have around to hand out to folks who don't know, and therefore can't appreciate, a good cigar. But I'd argue that you're never going to turn someone on to cigars if what you're introducing them to is dog rockets.
:-) So I'd pass on buck-a-stick bundles. But I'd like to know more about Honduran nude beaches.
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RobR1205 12:21 PM 11-06-2012
Originally Posted by havanabound:
Good point, I'll leave 'em alone. I'm fairly new to the cigar scene so still trying to figure out which kind I like. I'll order some variety packs so I can sample the menu I think.
Try the Newbie Sampler Trade! But yes also agree with the variety packs too!
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N2 GOLD 02:53 PM 11-06-2012
Me personally, I would try them first. Look to see if they have a 5er. Sometimes those blends at first are not that great with some aging in the humi they turn out pretty good for a buck. Just saying...
:-)
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havanabound 03:09 PM 11-06-2012
So I ordered a sampler. Quality over quantity any day I guess. Here's what I'm getting:
1x Hoyo de Monterrey Épicure No.2
1x Romeo y Julieta Short Churchills
1x H. Upmann Connaisseur No.1
1x Bolívar Royal Coronas
1x Cohíba Robustos
1x Partagás Serie D No. 4
And as a disclaimer, I'm in Canada, so I'm not breaking any laws
:-)
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BlindedByScience 03:50 PM 11-06-2012
If you have unused humi space you want to fill, nothing I've found works better than plain old bubble wrap. Non-toxic, won't mold....I used it when I ran coolers all the time.....
:-)
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Cville Cigar 05:23 PM 11-06-2012
Originally Posted by havanabound:
So I ordered a sampler. Quality over quantity any day I guess. Here's what I'm getting:
1x Hoyo de Monterrey Épicure No.2
1x Romeo y Julieta Short Churchills
1x H. Upmann Connaisseur No.1
1x Bolívar Royal Coronas
1x Cohíba Robustos
1x Partagás Serie D No. 4
And as a disclaimer, I'm in Canada, so I'm not breaking any laws :-)
Nice sampler there!
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Inside_INFO 06:29 PM 11-06-2012
Very well balance sampler,from medium to very strong.
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thebayratt 06:37 PM 11-06-2012
Cuban Crafters Honduran Fuerte Cuban Corona size are good smokes after about 6 months rest. Though, they are about $2 or so a stick; but do go on sale for $20 from time to time.
The one issue I have with them is the draw can be horrible on some and good on others. So they are hit & miss, thats why I only buy them on sale for a kick-around cigar.
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Robulous78 06:42 PM 11-06-2012
Originally Posted by RobR1205:
Try the Newbie Sampler Trade! But yes also agree with the variety packs too!
+1 The Newbie Sampler Trades are a great way to get to know the members here and try some new sticks...
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DaBear 06:49 PM 11-06-2012
Originally Posted by havanabound:
So I ordered a sampler. Quality over quantity any day I guess. Here's what I'm getting:
1x Hoyo de Monterrey Épicure No.2
1x Romeo y Julieta Short Churchills
1x H. Upmann Connaisseur No.1
1x Bolívar Royal Coronas
1x Cohíba Robustos
1x Partagás Serie D No. 4
And as a disclaimer, I'm in Canada, so I'm not breaking any laws :-)
Good sampler you got there. The Epi No.2s are hands down my favorite regular production smoke.
:-) The Upmann ain't bad, but you may want to let it sit a bit.
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