My friend is getting into cigars, he quit smoking cigarettes and wants to go cigars. However, he really likes really spicy cigars. I'm thinking anything Pepin and JdN Antano. Can you guys help me get some others for him to try. thanks.
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Pepins are a good start..though I think JdNs & LFDs are more in strength than spice.
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You are on with Pepin. Particularly the Black :-)
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You can do well with either AF or Rocky Patel Sungrowns too when looking for spice.
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Cubao #3 Lancero is pretty peppery to me. It's also a Pepin blend.
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Blindjimme is correct
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I think the Pepin blues are very spicy
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Pepin rolled, but Tatuaje Brown label should be on the list.
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Tell him to keep a bottle of Tabasco sauce with him whenever he buys a cigar so he can kick it up a notch if it isn't spicy enough.
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MoW Ruination and Cu-Avana Intenso are decent also.
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la flor dominicana - get the chisels!
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La Flor Dominicana :-)
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Buy any cigar and slather hot sauce all over it.:-)



Seriously, there are a lot of great recommendations already given.
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Affordable everyday smoke that is amazing is the Padron 2000
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Pinar Del Rio SG's, and Pepin Blues
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601 Green for pepper and spice. I did not find the DPG Blue all that spicy myself.
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I don't like most Pepins or super spicy smokes, but I love these. best Pepin blend in my opinion. 601 red label is great too. I like the LFDs but I wouldn't call them spicy. strong, yummy, but not particularly spicy.


Someone mentioned Fuente. If you get the right one, these can be plenty spicy and have a lot more flavor than most Pepins in my opinion. I recently got addicted to the Chateau Fuente Pyramids. Balanced, smooth and plenty of spice. cheaper too!
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San Cristobal and LA Cien Anos.

Chemyst :-)
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Patel Brothers, DPG JJ Maduro, and as Kreth said Cu Avana Intenso and MoW Ruination.
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Oliva V
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