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Whipper Snapper 07:51 PM 02-28-2009
Ok, so let's suppose that an old friend of yours (cough me) might like to get back into the swing of things at some point. Let's say this friend hasn't had a cigar for a year, or any tobacco period for a couple of months.

What cigar would you recommend to said friend and why?
I'm just curious as to what you all would say. Yes, said friend has been out of the cigar loop for some while...
but that doesn't mean he's forgotten everything either.
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WildBlueSooner 07:57 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by Tecnorobo:
Ok, so let's suppose that an old friend of yours (cough me) might like to get back into the swing of things at some point. Let's say this friend hasn't had a cigar for a year, or any tobacco period for a couple of months.

What cigar would you recommend to said friend and why?
I'm just curious as to what you all would say. Yes, said friend has been out of the cigar loop for some while...
but that doesn't mean he's forgotten everything either.
I would say a Monte White. The only reason I say this is I smoked cigars off and on for a while...a social thing really. Just recently did it start to become a real hobby for me. The Monte White was the first stick I smoked in this phase of my smoking and I must say it hit the spot. Not to mention they are not too expensive. Nice bang for the buck and a nice smoke...just my :-)
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RottenZombie 08:05 PM 02-28-2009
Welcome back,And for a cigar recommendation I say an Ashton VSG..:-)
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JaKaacH 08:16 PM 02-28-2009
A La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero Chisel
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SmokeyJoe 08:16 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by WildBlueSooner:
I would say a Monte White. The only reason I say this is I smoked cigars off and on for a while...a social thing really. Just recently did it start to become a real hobby for me. The Monte White was the first stick I smoked in this phase of my smoking and I must say it hit the spot. Not to mention they are not too expensive. Nice bang for the buck and a nice smoke...just my :-)
Hey... I am a fan of the Monte White as well. Another tasty on is the RyJ Habana Reserve. Can't go wrong with either one IMHO. :-)
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SmokeyJoe 08:16 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by JaKaacH:
A LFD Chisel Double Ligero..
That is attempted murder... :-)
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Whipper Snapper 08:20 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by SmokeyJoe:
That is attempted murder... :-)
Agreed. I thought I mentioned I remembered some things...
I'm not that ignorant!
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RottenZombie 08:29 PM 02-28-2009
Well maby an Opus X..:-)
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68TriShield 08:31 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by Tecnorobo:
Agreed. I thought I mentioned I remembered some things...
I'm not that ignorant!
he was just testing you :-)
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hotreds 08:32 PM 02-28-2009
Cohiba Red Dot Churchill
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markem 08:34 PM 02-28-2009
1975 Dunhill Montecristo #4 :-)
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Whipper Snapper 08:36 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by vstrommark:
1975 Dunhill Montecristo #4 :-)
As soon as they start carrying those at my local B&M legally for 10 dollars, I'll be sure to grab a couple :-)
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JaKaacH 08:37 PM 02-28-2009
OK Just jokin' wit cha..
How about a Cabaiguan by Tatuaje
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markem 08:38 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by Tecnorobo:
As soon as they start carrying those at my local B&M legally for 10 dollars, I'll be sure to grab a couple :-)
well, if you are going to start putting limitations on everything ... :-)

Tatuaje Noella or Pepin Black Label
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Whipper Snapper 08:41 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by JaKaacH:
OK Just jokin' wit cha..
How about a Cabaiguan by Tatuaje
I'll look into that. Although, I was never extremely impressed by any of the Tatuajes I had. They're solid smokes, but never made me jump up and down.

To be perfectly honest, this cigar is what keeps coming to my mind.
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JaKaacH 08:43 PM 02-28-2009
Its hard to go wrong with a Padron..:-)
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Ahbroody 08:45 PM 02-28-2009
Padron 1926 mad.
Full bodied smooth and OOOOOOOOOOOOO SOOOOOOOO tasty.
You and your mouth will take the tasty train to delicious land.
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Whipper Snapper 08:47 PM 02-28-2009
Mmm. perhaps a padron is another stick for me to think about.
I absolutely love their 1964 el principe's (I actually prefer the naturals over the maduros however)
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JaKaacH 08:50 PM 02-28-2009
The Diamond Crown Maximus are a great med. smoke..yummie
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Da Klugs 09:01 PM 02-28-2009
Originally Posted by Tecnorobo:
I'll look into that. Although, I was never extremely impressed by any of the Tatuajes I had. They're solid smokes, but never made me jump up and down.

To be perfectly honest, this cigar is what keeps coming to my mind.
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So schmoke it. :-) Nice to see you again.
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