Strongest cigar on the market

Opus are strong, but not to the point where you feel sick to your stomach or turn green...

I would agree with the others who mentioned the JdN Antano, LFD Chisel, LFD Double Ligero.

I watched my cousing turn green smoking a chisel and he tossed his cookies after walking out of the shop! LOL

Don't smoke those on an empty stomach! :smiley37:

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Originally Posted by hex1848

The Carlos Torano Virtuoso is probably one of the strongest cigars's I've had recently. It's coming out in November. Highly recommended.

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Is it necessary to tease us low lifes with no hope of a Carlos Torano Virtuoso Maestro until some B&M decides in December they may make one available to us. I am quite excited about these. Exodus 1959 is my favorite.

BTW, What's the deal with the Double Ligero? Ligero means light in Spanish. There is nothing light about that cigar. I do like them however.

Fillers of various strengths are usually blended to produce unique cigar flavors. The more oils present in the tobacco leaf, the stronger (less dry) the filler. Types range from the light-flavored (dry) Seco, through the medium Volado, and on to the strong Ligero. Large-guage cigars have a greater capacity to contain filler, and thus have greater potential to provide a full body and/or complex flavor

Ah, so Ligero is the name of the variety of Tobacco in the cigar. Thank you.

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BTW, What's the deal with the Double Ligero? Ligero means light in Spanish. There is nothing light about that cigar. I do like them however.

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Well, my B&M owner who is Cuban by birth and Venezuelan by upbringing, and completely fluent in Spanish and English, says that ligero means "quick".

the bottom leaves are foot leaf...usually thrown away or sold to chewing tobacco companies.....then they move up the plant....at the very top are the corona (crown) leaves...by far,the strongest...

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Well, my B&M owner who is Cuban by birth and Venezuelan by upbringing, and completely fluent in Spanish and English, says that ligero means "quick".

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I grew up speaking Italian and took 3yrs of HS spanish. I often get the two languages confused. Ligero does mean light in Italian. I'm sure your Cuban friend is correct. We share words that differ in meaning. It got me in a lot of trouble in school. I'm sure you can see the relationship between light and quick.

You could allways try a Magnum Force, I dont think JR is even able to give those things away. :smiley4:

Welcome and thank you for your good service! All the suggestions you've gotten are good IMO (minus TSC's attempt at humor). I would also suggest:


El Rico Habano Maduro
Gran Habano Corojo
Punch Gran Cru #2 Maduro
ERDM Flor De Llaneza Maduro

I would go with the LItto Gomez line if you want a strong cigar.

These will definately kick your ass.