Bigger Better?

[illilli]

You must have a lot of interesting cigars available in England that aren't necessarily available here in the old US of A. What kind of cigars do you find in the ol' British B&M's??

[cls515]

Absolutely not. I like bolder, more medium-full cigars, and typically the smaller ring guage cigars fit that bill because of the amount of ligero used relative to other tobacco used in the roll.

Try a Trinidad Reyes or Ramon Allones Small Club Corona, then try a larger ring guage. I think you'll find the majority of the time the smallers pack a larger punch.

The larger cigars are more macho I guess, if that's your thing.

[stjohnroe]

I'd say that the monty Edmundo (52) is a great smoke, but I also favour some smaller guage cigars, like the SCdlH El Principe, Cuaba Divinos, RASCC, Part Short and even the Fonseca Cadettes.

[madmak]

You must have a lot of interesting cigars available in England that aren't necessarily available here in the old US of A. What kind of cigars do you find in the ol' British B&M's??

Well... Only a couple of shops in my area sell Cigars (all the big named brands).. I,ve been shopping on the net... looking forward to traveling to Europe this year to see what i can get my grubby hands on.. ha ha!!
Thanks f the reply...