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    Quote Originally Posted by AMGfan View Post
    To ease into things...try Rocky Patel Connecticuts or a Macanudo

    The LFD Chisel and Joya de Nicaragua Antano are REALLY good and smooth but pretty full bodied for a beginner...if you haven't eaten or are new to full bodied cigars you will get your behind kicked. I prefer full bodied cigars and I'm used to them but if I smoke an Antano with an empty stomach even I will get alittle buzzed.

    Good luck...and enjoy...
    Did you read the whole thread?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    Did you read the whole thread?
    I did...but from my experience...the LFD Chisel...the ligero or double ligero aren't for the lightweight. I haven't tried the cameroon or coronado chisel so I can't attestto their strength. The OP seemed to say he wanted to stay on the milder side of cigars for now. The Antano is definitely full bodied...

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    Quote Originally Posted by AMGfan View Post
    I did...but from my experience...the LFD Chisel...the ligero or double ligero aren't for the lightweight. I haven't tried the cameroon or coronado chisel so I can't attestto their strength. The OP seemed to say he wanted to stay on the milder side of cigars for now. The Antano is definitely full bodied...
    No disagreement there. In my experience both the cameroon and coronado versions of the chisel lack the punch of the dbl ligero, but add some subtle nuances the ligero lacks, especially the cameroon.

    My point was that the OP is long gone, got good recommendations later in the thread, especially the one about visiting a local tobacconist, and then the thread filled up with spammers, etc. At which point the thread ceased to be about cigar recommendations and more about levity.

    One good piece of advice I was given when I first got here was to "read more / post less" until I got a feel for the place, it's membership, and really, for forums in general. It worked for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    No disagreement there. In my experience both the cameroon and coronado versions of the chisel lack the punch of the dbl ligero, but add some subtle nuances the ligero lacks, especially the cameroon.

    My point was that the OP is long gone, got good recommendations later in the thread, especially the one about visiting a local tobacconist, and then the thread filled up with spammers, etc. At which point the thread ceased to be about cigar recommendations and more about levity.

    One good piece of advice I was given when I first got here was to "read more / post less" until I got a feel for the place, it's membership, and really, for forums in general. It worked for me.
    Thanks...I appreciate the advice.

    Jon

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    Quote Originally Posted by AMGfan View Post
    Thanks...I appreciate the advice.

    Jon
    Cool. You should take it with a grain of salt though; since I am an asshole. George, on the other hand, all pearls of wisdom there. He's older.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    Cool. You should take it with a grain of salt though; since I am an asshole. George, on the other hand, all pearls of wisdom there. He's older.
    BASTID!

    Thanks for bringing up another painful memory...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ggiese View Post
    BASTID!

    Thanks for bringing up another painful memory...
    What? I didn't even mention that certain collectors automobile you're still pining away about.

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