A couple years ago I had to give up cigars after my son was born. I don't guess I had to give them up, but my wife provided much "encouragement." We've paid off all of the doctors and it's time to celebrate. So, what's new? Which "must try" releases have I missed over the past two years?
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I'd go ahead and check out Tatuaje and Viaje limiteds. Those are like hotcakes around here.
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Padron is always a good one!
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I suggest Liga Privada #9's and El Truinfador cigars :-)
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Can't go wrong with a Tatuaje!
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Try them all. That makes it easier.
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x2 :-):-)
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These types of threads tend to result in hundreds of suggestions, but if we're talking NC's, I'll throw in my vote for Tatuaje. They're way over-hyped in my opinion, but what can I say? I'm smoking a Riqueza right now and it's pretty darn good.

Any of the limited releases from Viaje seem to be the "must try" cigars right now, but tracking them down might require a little more work than you are willing to invest.
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Viajes!!!! :-) :-)
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The La Riqueza #2 is one of the best Pepins I have had, right up there with the My Father Le Bijou (not sure how long they have been around).
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Another vote for the new version Tatuaje El Triunfador, in one of the skinny sizes. It's Mild and flavorful, and will be a nice welcome back transition...
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They way things have been coming out lately, it almost seems too much to list. Welcome back!
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Brickhouse, Oliva, Padron, Fuente. Anything from those guys are good
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x2 the Tatuajes are smoking pretty good right now too :-)
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Welcome back, shortbus! There'll be plenty of suggestions on here. I can't fault a CAO Lx2 or Brazilia myself. Try as many as you can get your hands on!
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Thanks for all the advice. I think I'll head into Dallas this weekend to see what I can find.
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