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Cigar help

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While we've got a cigar help thread open, I'm looking for a recommendation.

 

I need a relatively cheap cigar that I can keep on hand for things like giving away to guests that otherwise don't care about cigars. For that reason, it probably ought to be pretty mild. I don't really have a price in mind, but I hope somebody has something relatively inexpensive yet pleasant to smoke...

 

Define relatively cheap. I'm partial to Henry Clays, Punch's and Te Amo's for a cheap cigar. My go to stogies are CAO's, Romeo y Juliet and Hoyo De Monterrey's.

While we've got a cigar help thread open, I'm looking for a recommendation.

 

I need a relatively cheap cigar that I can keep on hand for things like giving away to guests that otherwise don't care about cigars. For that reason, it probably ought to be pretty mild. I don't really have a price in mind, but I hope somebody has something relatively inexpensive yet pleasant to smoke...

Fuente Curly Head. Under $2 a stick, often around $1.55 to $1.80 if you look around. Party Source in Bellevue has them for $2 - $2.25 a stick.

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While we've got a cigar help thread open, I'm looking for a recommendation.

 

I need a relatively cheap cigar that I can keep on hand for things like giving away to guests that otherwise don't care about cigars. For that reason, it probably ought to be pretty mild. I don't really have a price in mind, but I hope somebody has something relatively inexpensive yet pleasant to smoke...

The Maker's Mark 538 Petit Coronas are about 5-6 dollars and come in a glass tube sealed with the Maker's Mark wax

Flor de Oliva Gold Toro, around $1.75 a stick, mild to medium, might want to age these cigars for a couple of months in a humidor before smoking.

Gispert Corona, used to be able to get them for around $1.85 a stick, now the cheapest I've seen them is about $2.65. An easy smoking cigar that is a great choice for beginners.

While we've got a cigar help thread open, I'm looking for a recommendation.

 

I need a relatively cheap cigar that I can keep on hand for things like giving away to guests that otherwise don't care about cigars. For that reason, it probably ought to be pretty mild. I don't really have a price in mind, but I hope somebody has something relatively inexpensive yet pleasant to smoke...

 

You'll not find a better mild, buck a stick cigar than this one.

 

1876 Reserve Cigars - Cigars International

Alright PP. How bout a report on that cigar. That's a pretty intense smoke.

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