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OK, probably done to death, but if price and availability were no object, What 5 NCs would make up your rotation if you were limited to 5.
Also, what are your general preferences. strong ? spicy? mild ? earthy ?


me: strong with dark coffee type flavors

1 partagas black
2 punch gran puro
3 LGC series R
4 PAM
5 Punch corojo
 
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If price was not a factor:

Ashton VSG
Arturo Fuente Don Carlos
Ashton Cabinet
PAM
davidoff special series

In the real world:

Torano Silver
Punch gran puro
lgc serie R maduro
hemmingway
Padron K series maduros

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Originally posted by ironmatt:
OK, probably done to death, but if price and availability were no object, What 5 NCs would make up your rotation if you were limited to 5.
Also, what are your general preferences. strong ? spicy? mild ? earthy ?


me: strong with dark coffee type flavors

1 partagas black
2 punch gran puro
3 LGC series R
4 PAM
5 Punch corojo


If you like strong dark coffee type flavors you need to try an Oliva Master Blends and a JDN Antano(with a little age on it to round it out). You will not be dissapointed.

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Price not an issue:

Edicion de Silvio
Aurora 100 anos
Davidoff Millenium Blend
PAM
Graycliff Espresso

Full flavor is the preference, but not strong for strong's sake.
 
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Ashton VSG
PAM
Padron 3000
A.Fuente 858
LGC

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Posts: 711 | Location: Williamsburg, Va | Registered: June 16, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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PAM
Opus #4
VSG Pyramid
Fuente Don Carlos
Ashton Cabinet
 
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Money is no option???

ok...

1) Baccarat
2) Perdomo2
3) El Credito Seconds
4) The Cigar
5) anything from the Thompson's line

Hee.

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I would select:

NC:
Camacho Diploma /Maduro
Torano Exadus 1959 Robusto
Don Carlos Robusto
Bauza Pyramid
La Aurora Robusto

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Well, since money is an object.......

Padron 2000 Maduro

Punch Grand Cru

Astral Beso Maduro

CAO Gold Corona

La Aroma de Cuba Churchill

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Fuente Don Carlos
PAM
Opus
Ashton VSG
La Aurora
 
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ashton vsg
fuente don carlos
camacho diploma
la flor dominicana double ligero chisel (not really expensive but i love them)
cusano xclusivo
 
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Medium to full bodied.

1. Opus X
2. C.A.O. Brazilia
3. Fuente Short Story
4. C.A.O. Extreme
5. Montecristo Platinum

its so hard to pick favorites, but these 5 are probably my current favs. They change frequently, and it depends upon my mood. Obviously i am a big fan of the different C.A.O. Lines.

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1. LFD Double Ligero Chisel
2. Montecristo Series V
3. CAO Brazilia
4. Partagas Black
5. Ashton Heritage
 
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my top 5 NC:

1. Ashton VSG
2. C.A.O brazilia
3. hemmingway series
4. JDN antano
5. LGC series R maduro

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I only smoke 3-7 cigars a week soo ...I smoke what I like or what I can get and then just hide the visa bill.Wink

In the rotation is

Davidoff Millenium Blend
Hemmingway's
PAM's, PAN's and most padrons
Opus X's mostly FF's , No.5 and robusto's
C.A.O. Brazilia piranha

I now you said only five but I just added some
Ashton VSG to the mix because my Davidoff's are almost out.

Only the best rum goes ohh soo nice with this.
 
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WoW...only 5 eh! Well, here are my picks:

(1). Trinidad - Toro
(2). Bolivar Fuerte
(3). Gurkha Regent
(4). LaFinca - Robusto
(5). Hoyo de Monterrey - Rothschild Maduro

These aren't expensive sticks, but rather one's I currently enjoy. Can't afford the expensive ones yet, but they're all on my "try" list.

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1)PAM - original; anniversario #2
2)Padron 1926 Mad #1
3)Torano 1916 Toro
4)Maduro Hemingway Classic
5)Cuesta Ray Centennario #60 Maduro

Close 6ths (no order):
CAO Extreme Lancero
Fuente Cuban Belicoso
Fuente Anejo #48 Original release
Ashton VSG Torpedo
AVO 75th anniversary
HdeM Dark Sumatra Double Corona
Fuente Rolled Trinidad TTT Robusto (from 97'??)
Ashton VSG ER 8x42 (aprox)

I like overwhelming flavor. My favorite characteristic is creaminess closely followed by nutty flavors.
 
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1) PAM
2) Camacho Diploma (Regular & Maduro)
3) Ashton VSG

Everything else has been below these... in no particular order. I look forward to trying stuff other people listed though.

~ masher

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