Sancho Panza Double Maduro Great draw, Smooth creamy smoke every time.
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601 red and blue
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Bout time you posted!! Yeah, that stick is definitely money! :-)
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It's a tie between Cabaiguan Guapo 46 and Illusione cg:4. :-)
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Yea, anything 601 works for me too.
You know it.
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ERDM Flor de Llaneza, though now that CA ranked them in the top 25 of 2008 I probably won't be able to afford them.

I am a recent convert to the Taboo twists, especially that Toro Grande!
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That, and Partagas 898s.....V or NV.
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Hands down for me 5 Vegas A series. Love that stick!!
Josh
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Camach Corojo. Hands down. Always tastes great, always smokes well. I'd almost ad the JdN Antano, but draw gets to be an issue every now and again. I can't remember the last time I had a Camacho Corojo fail me in any way.
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do you prefer the regular corojo over the 10th anniversary?
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Sure do. I've found the 10th to be a bit bland in Comparrison. Smoother, but missing the kick. Now if I could afford a lifetime of Scorpions, that would be my go to Cigar. :-)
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Tatuaje Black or Red. Monte #2, 4 or 5 :-)
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Oliva Serie G Maduro and Camacho Corojo Maduro.

Both sticks always seem to hit the spot and have a tendency to be easy on the wallet.
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bump
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:-) <----- W00t for the 898's!

Gotta go with the party shorts cab as well. :-)
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Ramon Allones SS.
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VSG Wizard
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Padron
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601 Red
DPG Blue
Sancho Panzo DM
Perdomo^2 LE natural


All consistant winners in my book. :-)
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Tatuaje Unicos -- never disappoints

I have a great deal of confidence selecting a VSG when I am looking for a stick at a new B&M.
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