Originally posted by puffingaway: Would it be okay if the island was cuba?
Dang, Puffy, I'm just guessing, but I think that whole "best Non-Cuban cigar" regardless of price... rules Cuban cigars out. Of course, if you're not a geography major, I suppose I'll overlook it.
Really, I'm just trying to stir up controversy! Hopefully!
Originally posted by puffingaway: Would it be okay if the island was cuba?
Dang, Puffy, I'm just guessing, but I think that whole "best Non-Cuban cigar" regardless of price... rules Cuban cigars out. Of course, if you're not a geography major, I suppose I'll overlook it.
Really, I'm just trying to stir up controversy! Hopefully!
Just my feeble attempt at being funny. Okay, I would take one of those 18" cigars so I could smoke it for a few days.
Ashton VSG Torpedo. Got a box from the latest shipment and this is as good as they have been this year. They have been getting steadily better and more consistent throughout this year. These are almost back to the level they were when they first hit the market.
Posts: 591 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: May 02, 2002
That's what I'm going to get my dad and brother for us to smoke for our annual Christmas Day smoke. I've never had one but constantly hear all the rave. I can't wait!
I'm about to put in an order to stock up on my favorites...Don Carlos and Punch Gran Puro. I have a feeling I'll be adding a few of these to my next "to get" list.
I'm unfamiliar with half the cigars mentioned in this thread. Do you suppose if I give these a try I'll give up smoking Cuban cigars?
On occasion I'll pull for a Padron 26. Hemmingways are a nice change of pace, too. Maybe its because they're 180 degrees out from what a Cuban taste like, but they are still enjoyable.
So if I have to say best - the Padron 26 Anni Natural.
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Originally posted by RHINO: Got to be the PAN 40 Year Anny.
Beautiful cigar in every way. I wish I could smoke one everyday. I was lucky to be gifted one by a member here Bubba.
The best NC cigar I have ever had the pleasure of smoking. (period)
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Posts: 1157 | Location: Ferndale, MI | Registered: October 03, 2004
A shipment of Cien Anos went out last month. I bought a few from my local guy when he got them. They are indeed a great smoke, but I just don't think they have quite as much body as a great VSG does. The flavors in them are very well married though. No complaints from me on this one.
Posts: 591 | Location: Lexington, KY | Registered: May 02, 2002
For me, its the surprising little MAGUS Pronto M, a 4.5x42 firecracker of a cigar. YES, I make this cigar, but I don't love it cause I make it, I make it cause I love it. Big Difference.
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Posts: 239 | Location: NJ | Registered: September 24, 2002
Of course, if you're not a geography major, I suppose I'll overlook it.
