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sw6416

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Any cigar smokers around here? What's you favorites? Looking for something new, I smoke one from time to time and enjoy it but find it hard to really find one I really just love and enjoy and can't put down. Any suggestions and why? BTW I will not be smoking any $50 cigars above my pay grade for one smoke. What's good that you enjoy in the $5 -$15 range maybe $20 tops?

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I smoke a cigar every Wednesday myself. There's a cool little cigar shop by me that has its own lounge and a good selection, probably about 100 or so different kinds. I try to make a new selection every time i go in there just to try everything. Some of my favorites are Montecristo's, there very smooth and have a really good aftertaste.

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+1 to the MonteCristos. The Robusto is my favorite. Lately I've been turned on to Drew Estates cigars. The ACID Extraordinary Larry has been a recent favorite as a full-bodied everyday smoke, and doesn't really drain my wallet. However only light it up if you have some free time. It's a 6 x 60 size so it lasts me well over an hour.

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San Cristobal is my favorite (earthy but still a little mild) but I have been giving a lot of attention to Acid Kuba Kuba (very sweet wrapper with a robust filler) lately. You also can't go wrong with a CAO Maduro (very stout) or a Montecristo White label (exceptionally smooth).

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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I like the baccarat's

 

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H4MMER FISTS Enthusiast

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I love Macanudo's Gold Label and anything Drew Estate makes even their Acid line of cigars.

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