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shibby4781 05:28 PM 06-21-2012
Hi All! Would anyone be able to give me some suggestions on decent cigarillos? Mainly for use when I'm at the bar and my buddies go out for a cigarette or when it's late and I want a fix but don't have an hour plus to sit down. The ACID C-Notes' size worked very well for that "bar cigarette" time frame. So something of that size would be good to have on hand. I just picked up a tin of Rocky Patel 1992 Juniors and I did not care for them. I am not opposed to tins of 5, 8 or 10. Thanks in advance.
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DaBear 06:56 PM 06-21-2012
I've got a tin of Winston Churchill Spitfires and some CAO LX2 Daggers sitting in the car for a quick smoke. Padron Corticos Maduro are the best bang for the buck IMO. Used to use them for tailgates all the time when I didn't want a full cigar.
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RobR1205 07:06 PM 06-21-2012
Originally Posted by DaBear:
I've got a tin of Winston Churchill Spitfires and some CAO LX2 Daggers sitting in the car for a quick smoke. Padron Corticos Maduro are the best bang for the buck IMO. Used to use them for tailgates all the time when I didn't want a full cigar.
Definitely agree with the Padron Corticos! Some other cigarillo/petit corona sized cigars that I enjoy are the Don Pepin Cuban Classics (petit corona) and Arturo Fuente Exquisitos or Cubanitos. Both are decent, but I definitely think their larger counterparts are of better quality and flavor. Still, not bad for their size.
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Crownedone 07:24 PM 06-21-2012
Hoyo de Monterey excalibur cigarillos are great little smokes when I'm driving.
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TJtorpedo 07:25 PM 06-21-2012
Not a tin, but Nestor Miranda Coffee Break is a good smoke. I like the oscuro.

Also not a tin, but J. Fuego Origen originals are pretty damn good for the size. I like smoking them even when I have lots of time.
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DaBear 07:44 PM 06-21-2012
Wasn't even thinking along the PC lines, so I'll add Avo Signature Petit Coronas(for when you want something nice, and also my favorite size of the blend), My Father El Picadors, Oliva V #4s and Hemingway Short Stories.
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lilcgrsmkr 07:49 PM 06-21-2012
avo signature petit coronas - smooth, a lil kick - cohiba blacks..yum:-) for a quickie:-)
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kelmac07 08:05 PM 06-21-2012
Originally Posted by TJtorpedo:
Also not a tin, but J. Fuego Origen Originals are pretty damn good for the size. I like smoking them even when I have lots of time.
I second these...as well as the J. Fuego Reservas. And only about $ 12.00 for a fiver. :-) :-)
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homerjay19 09:24 PM 06-21-2012
Tatuaje petite's
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Hem 09:50 PM 06-21-2012
Had a macanudo caviar today on the way home from work. Short little guy with a lot of flavor
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pektel 10:03 PM 06-21-2012
I actually didn't mind the CubanPartagas Minis. Though I'm out now. May have to try the CC Cohiba mini's soon.
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jluck 11:41 PM 06-21-2012
I like Trinidad, Gispert and SLR tins. can be had for a few bucks per tin of 6-8.
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shopkins82 09:42 AM 06-22-2012
If you don't mind a sweet tip, the Pirata Pequenos are a nice little rough-rolled 20-30min smoke. Rex Britannia looks to be pretty similar (same tin, same price, same rough roll, lighter wrapper) and I may give them a try next time I order from CI.
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FriendlyMan 10:31 AM 06-22-2012
Try the A. Fuente Exquisito its a nice short thin cigar. And will give you the cigar feeling you need.
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OLS 12:23 PM 06-22-2012
Anything made by Padron WOULD be a good choice. Never had the Corticos, though.
I did not have a bad experience with the Montecristo models I reviewed HERE:
http://olscigars.blogspot.com/2010/1...oke-those.html
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ApexAZ 01:45 PM 06-22-2012
Fuego Origen Originals. Awesome. I love them. The regular 777's are good too.
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Jon11 03:36 PM 06-22-2012
Originally Posted by Crownedone:
Hoyo de Monterey excalibur cigarillos are great little smokes.
Theses are great for short short smokes!:-)
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The Poet 03:54 PM 06-22-2012
One of my go-to short smokes are the JR Ultimate Habanitos, in maduro. At about $35 for a box of 24, the price is good too.
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RevSmoke 06:47 PM 06-22-2012
Cabaiguan Petites and Tat Verocu #5s.
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kuzi16 07:15 PM 06-22-2012
ive been enjoying LFD corajos in the maduro.

those things are great after a year or so.

lasts longer than a cigarette but in the summer you wont be stuck for 2 hours to finish a churchill.
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