Either a Tatuaje Brown Label Unico or a Don Pepin Garcia Cuban Classic.
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I'm good with the Padron Londres
and ya can't beat it at $2.30 a stick
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PAM 64.
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SPEF Cordoba...Perfect everyday smoke. I just don't get board of these!
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Tatuaje Noellas
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Brown Label Tatuaje
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CAO MX2 Belicoso

That cigar just never treats me poorly.
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Padron Anniversary Maduro - Any one of them would be the one.
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If we're talking about a daily smoke that I'm buying, it'd have to be a Pardon 3000N... if somebody else is picking up the tab, Ashton VSG
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Anejo's any vitola, followed by Graycliff DBL Espresso's
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El Centurion by Pepin Garcia
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Graycliff Double Espresso.

MCS
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Habanos Torres 20 year Lancero. There is the added benefit of telling Torres what you want to taste in a cigar and he blends it near perfect.
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Davidoff Aniversario No. 3 Tubos

At what they cost here I could only smoke 2 a year however.
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Prob one of the Hemingways
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It was hard enough picking one wife, I can't make that kind of a commitment to a cigar :-)
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At the moment:

If cost was an issue Taboo Twist or if not that big of an issue CC LGC No. 4.
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El Centurion Guerreros all day long

but for something more regularly produced, Hemingways
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Opus X Petite Lancero
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Fuente Hemingway Maduro. I just love this stogie. From the burn, light, draw, smoke development etc.
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