Ok, I am in need of advice from you fellow inmates. I am looking for some recommendations for fuller bodied smokes. I have a some Man O' War's and some AB Maxx's coming, but what else do you guys recommend? I am still waiting for the new stock of Diesel's to come in to CI (anyone know when this will happen?). I am trying to get ready for the grilling and warm weather season. Thanks folks.
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I would probably recommend some Joya de Nicaragua Antanos, La Flor Dominicana Double Ligeros, CAO LX2s and possibly a Cain Maduro or 2.

:-)
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I've read alot of the Cain reviews and they seem to be one of those love em or hate em cigars. But the straight ligero really entices me. And I really loed the CAO LX2's but I'm a CAO whore anyways.
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True, the Cains usually are love 'em or hate 'em. Personally, I find them to be pretty good.

Also if you can find the JdN Antano Dark Corojo I highly recommend it! :-)
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Thanks for the help.I need to make a list.
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good suggestions....since you are a CAO guy, you know that the Brazilia is a nice line of full bodied smokes. RP Edge is one of my favorite full bodied smokes.
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Awe bro, you gotta have the money sticks by Oliva:
Oliva V
Oliva Masterblend


I smoke a LOT of cigars and over the past 2 years those were the only cigars to make me woozy. weeeeeeeeee
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Yeah I love the Brazilia. Very tasty sticks.
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I have a few suggestions for you:

• Don Pepin Garcia Cuban Classic; they come in a variety of shapes and sizes
• La Gloria Cubana Serie R; the number 4 is a good trial size, but you can go for the 6 or 7 for a longer smoke. I prefer the maduro but the natural is good too
• Perdomo 2 Limited Edition; these are medium to full and very pleasant
• Cain; these are all Ligero tobacco and about as full-bodied as you can get
• Arturo Fuente Hemingway Work of Art Maduro; these are very nice pleasant smokes packed into a small perfecto

Just my :-)
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I've smoked cigars for several years now and still haven't tried an Oliva. Guess that will have to change.
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I can't believe I forgot the Olivas!!! :-)

The Masterblend is an amazing stick IMO (and the Oliva V isn't too shabby either :-) )!
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Yeah I saw the Oliva "V"'s got great ratings. Looks tasty too.:-)
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It is a really nice stick, my favorite being the Lancero...

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The DPG Cuban Classic mentioned above is an outstanding smoke but not quite as full-bodied as some of the others mentioned.

I still love them though and the 1977 Corona Especial (Petty Lancero) is probably my next box purchase.
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I'll keep that in mind. The belicoso looks like it would do also. I like bigger ring gauges.
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dude....good call!!!!!
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You know, the first time I tried a V I tried the beli and wasn't really impressed.

When I gave it another shot I grabbed the double robusto and it was very nice.
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Keep em coming people. My list is growing.
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Padron.
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Oliva might make some of the best cigars across the board. Definitely need to get your hands on all of their lines. Cain are very tasty, not over powering :-)
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Padron's look great, but I can't justify spending that much when I could get 2 or three good smokes for the price of 1 Padron. But might have to splurge just once to see what all the hypes about.
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