Cigars

[sjwaste]

I smoke infrequently, maybe twice a month or so, but occasionally a bit more. For Christmas, my fiancee gave me a new humidor and a few sticks. So far I've had these in the past couple of weeks:

Padron Aniversario 1964
Ashton VSG
Avo Maduro

Liked all three, but I'm finding that once I get past a (reasonably low) level of quality, I really can't tell much of a difference in anything but the body of the smoke. Basically, I can readily differentiate a ligher vs a more full bodied cigar, but not really any of the other flavors.

Oh well, I guess it'll save me money in the long run.

 

[meister]

I've been enjoying quite a bit some A. Fuente Hemingways. Just delicious.

Mark

 

[DVad3r]

Yup, I'm new to cigars but I managed to obtain some nice Cubans, Romeo Jullietes and Cohiba's.

 

[Zugzwang152]

I like em, but don't have the money to keep up a habit. Plus, there's no place i can go to sit back and enjoy one.

 

[I Saw OJ]

I enjoy the Helix Naturals and Maduros. Also just about anything on the Acid lineup if you are into a different flavor.

 

[aplefka]

I miss when I still lived at home during high school. There was a place right down the street where this guy rolled his own and a good cigar could be had for as little as $4-5. Used to go in there and smoke 2-3 times a week. Since moving to SoCal I haven't really found myself a new place to go smoke.

 

[sjwaste]

Where in socal? There's a shop in San diego in the gaslamp quarter that I hit every yr on vacation. Can smoke it there too.