Recommendation from small selection

I'll be visiting this B&M in a few weeks and I was hoping if you could suggest which cigar from their selection would suit a beginner who's only had a few puffs on a friend's Macanudo and found it bland? I plan to ask when I'm at the shop too of course but I'd be interested to see if their advice matches to what the experts here tell me :smiley2:

Monte Cristo Large Tubes
Romeo Y Julieta no. 3
Romeo Y Julieta Churchill
Macanudo Ascot/Cameo tres petit corona
Punch Petit Corona
Partagas Corona
Macanudo Petit Corona
The Grafton Corona

Not much of a selection at all actually. nothing worth smoking

That's what I was afraid of, maybe I shouldn't bother going there!

Thanks for the advice

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Originally Posted by kevin7

Monte Cristo Large Tubes
Romeo Y Julieta no. 3
Romeo Y Julieta Churchill
Macanudo Ascot/Cameo tres petit corona
Punch Petit Corona
Partagas Corona
Macanudo Petit Corona
The Grafton Corona

Not much of a selection at all actually. nothing worth smoking

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I'd have to say I agree with K7.......if I had to I'd go with the Punch and/or Partagas.

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Originally Posted by dryad

I'll be visiting this B&M in a few weeks and I was hoping if you could suggest which cigar from their selection would suit a beginner who's only had a few puffs on a friend's Macanudo and found it bland? I plan to ask when I'm at the shop too of course but I'd be interested to see if their advice matches to what the experts here tell me :smiley2:

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Makes you wonder if they even have a humidor? Personally, I'd go somewhere else to select a good cigar. Preferably a larger ring guage for some mellow flavors.

Having spent some time in your area I know that not many places sell cigars. Do you ever get into Dublin?

What if you took the money you would have spent there, and threw it towards a Newbie Sampler in the Exchange thread?