:-)
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Also check out Cabaiguan Petit Cabaiguans as well! I usually see them on the devil site!
http://www.famous-smoke.com/cigars/s...G-PETN-400.jpg
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La Riqueza Petit Corona
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Far out selection
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None of them b1tchin' Party shorts, either. :-)
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Davidoff primeros nica in tin, maduro
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H. Upmann Precosias
H. Upmann Half Coronas
Padron Corticos
Partagas Chicos
Montecristo Joyitas
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Mmmmm. Man O War Puro Authentico.
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Any nub
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:-). I forgot about those little powerhouses.
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CC: HUHC
NC: Illusione 68, Tat PCR, Fuego Origen Original
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Good cigars - however, they may be smallish, but I can't get through 3/4 of one in a half hour.
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Padron Corticos Maduro
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I recently enjoyed the Kentucky Fire Cured 4x46 "chunky". Very nice cigar to compliment the cold months.
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Liga Unico Papas Fritas
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Puros Indios Chief.
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One I haven't seen mention, SCdlH El Pricipe. Consistent and tasty.
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I must be a slow smoker. I can't get through a mareva in 45 minutes, let alone 30.

But the ones I would pick if I were limited on time would be:

PLPC
RASCC
HUHC
Bolivar CJ

Any of those would be my pick. Though now I may have to take a look at the ERDM Demi tasse. Never tried one, but I trust the guys who are recommending them.
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Peter, they're all short smokes to me if I don't have much time.
I just spark whatever I want and I'll chuck it even if I'm not half done.
I never did stress about "being wasteful" when it comes to cigars. If I did, I'd never have time to smoke a cigar aside from picnics and herfs, and if I want a Shark or a Monte 2, I'm gonna smoke it whether I have 30 minutes or two hours.
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Excellent point, Scott. I'm the same way. I've never deemed it wasteful to get my enjoyment from the experience, and pitch the cigar when I decide I'm done.

It's always tough for me to pick a "favorite" because I've always felt that each cigar represents a moment in time. What's happening in your life, who you're with, where you are, what you're drinking, what you had for dinner, etc. So, was the cigar amazing or was it the experience as whole that made it special? For me, each time I smoke a cigar, it's an entirely new experience, never again to be repeated or duplicated. Each is its own unique event. For me, that is what makes a cigar such an amazing and special experience.
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