Less than $2 17 7.80%

$2+ - $4 91 41.74%

$4+ - $7 85 38.99%

$7+ - $10 18 8.26%

$10+ - $12 3 1.38%

More than $12 4 1.83%

You are a sick Bastage going from a Punch Punch to a CFO, but that is why we all love you.:-)
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I went for the $4-$7 price range. My typical "everyday" cigar usually falls in at about 5-6 bucks.
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I don't smoke every day; but I'd say that the majority of cigars I smoke when I get the chance are between $4-7. Except when I get to smoke poo. :-)
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Those dang expensive Ghurkas strike again .....
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Those of you who have not tried them should give the CFO Craffiti a try
It's not a Tat but it's a damn good smoke for $2.
They also have a line that's not listed on thier site called "Magus" $50. for 25
And that is one Good potent smoke!
They don't come wet and young like the #7's
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I'm betting there's a very strong correlation between how much you smoke and how much your "everyday" cigars cost.

I can't imagine smoking 4+ a day at $5+ per cigar. That's $7300/year on cigars alone if you smoked four $5/cigar a day.

I'm at about 1 to 2/day and I cringe when I have to toss a $5/cigar unfinished.
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1.00-1.50
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I don't have an everyday cigar, I like to smoke different smokes.
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Now there's a Man who thinks like I do ! :-)
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Around $6
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I'd say that when I buy I try to keep my average about $4. Some higher priced sticks, some lower.
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smoking 4-6 a day I tend to lite up a lot of Flor de Olivia 8 x 52 bundles at $39 for 25 stx, so it's about $1.50 ea.
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Depends on the day and the time of year (smaller cigars in the winter). Mostly $5+ in general.
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I like those as well, but only after I "slowly" get past the first inch. I find if I try to rush it, I often ruin the remainder.
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I pay about a buck each. I look for the steals and lowball bids on cbid. For example, in the last 3 weeks I paid a buck or less at cbid for fivers of

La Aurora Leoninos robusto
Fonseca Vintage Selection robusto
Punch London Club
Troya #36 perfecto
TdS robusto
Nestor Reserve lonsdale

Yeah, none of them are top shelf, but they are good everyday smokes.

I also nabbed a sixer sampler of Gran Habano robustos for $7, an eighter of Sol Cubano Cuban Cabs for $15, and a 3-pk deal that included 1 Pepin Black robusto + 1 Man-O-War Churchill + 1 Camacho 1962 churchill for $5 (cigar.com catalog offer).

Add to that the freebies from local B&Ms, and I am what you would call a damn cheep bastage. That's OK cuz I smoke between 1 and 3 per day on a tight budget.

:-)
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If I was paying retail singles price it would definitely be in the 4-7 range but most of my everyday sticks are bought by the box. Box math gets them down to 3-4 bucks a pop.
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I'm still waiting to hear what the $0.78 cigar is. :-)



Me...under 2 bucks. Took me a while to find a decent "spread" of cigars at that price, but they are out there. Smoked quite a few duds along the way.

At the other end, I set my per stick limit at $8, CCs or NCs. As a workin' stiff with a lot of bills, it would be financially irresponsible of me at this time to pay more than $8 for something I am going to light on fire. Truth be told, I haven't found a cigar yet that I thought was worth $20.
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amen brother!
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Thanks ya'll! Interesting results so far, but c'mon... we have far more than 200 inmates.
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I live in CA, an everyday stick will cost me between $7 and $10.
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