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    The Milleniums are where it's at! I too have had several Davidoffs that just didn't do anything for me. Then I tried a Millenium. They are now one of my favorite sticks, up there with the Padron 80ths! The Lonsdale vitola is my favorite.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mizicke5273 View Post
    The Milleniums are where it's at! I too have had several Davidoffs that just didn't do anything for me. Then I tried a Millenium. They are now one of my favorite sticks, up there with the Padron 80ths! The Lonsdale vitola is my favorite.
    From MR4, the Millenium Robusto's ($16.91/stick) had an average price guess from the 14 participants of $6.32.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buzz View Post
    From MR4, the Millenium Robusto's ($16.91/stick) had an average price guess from the 14 participants of $6.32.
    Yeah, I believe I was on the lower end of that!
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    I've been a Davidoff fan for many years. But there still needs to be a time and place for me to smoke one.
    It's not a cigar I reach for after a big meal or with a heavy drink.More like a late evening cigar with a light & sweet cocktail ( Woodpecker ) comes to mind. It does not take much to overpower the cigars.
    I do indeed love them and try to purchase by the box to lower the hefty price tag.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mizicke5273 View Post
    The Milleniums are where it's at! I too have had several Davidoffs that just didn't do anything for me. Then I tried a Millenium. They are now one of my favorite sticks, up there with the Padron 80ths! The Lonsdale vitola is my favorite.
    I started with those because I like stronger cigars but as I started getting into Davidoffs, I've come to love all of them and over the years. Nowadays, I'm liking milder cigars more than I used to and I've also found other cigar smokers who have been smoking cigars for a long time also share this view.

    So, if I'm in the mood for a stronger cigar, I'll grab a Millennium or a Gran Cru. To me, the next step down are the Special Series (Double R is my favorite), or the Puro D' Oro, and a step down below that are the Anniversary which if I'm in the mood for a milder cigar, fit the bill perfectly. The thousand series are the mildest and I've never been a big fan but I will smoke those on occasion.

    Yes, they're all expensive but to me, they're worth every penny. Life is too short to smoke cheap cigars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CoventryCat86 View Post
    I started with those because I like stronger cigars but as I started getting into Davidoffs, I've come to love all of them and over the years. Nowadays, I'm liking milder cigars more than I used to and I've also found other cigar smokers who have been smoking cigars for a long time also share this view.

    So, if I'm in the mood for a stronger cigar, I'll grab a Millennium or a Gran Cru. To me, the next step down are the Special Series (Double R is my favorite), or the Puro D' Oro, and a step down below that are the Anniversary which if I'm in the mood for a milder cigar, fit the bill perfectly. The thousand series are the mildest and I've never been a big fan but I will smoke those on occasion.

    Yes, they're all expensive but to me, they're worth every penny. Life is too short to smoke cheap cigars.
    I'm pretty positive it was a few of the Thousand series that I had and really did not enjoy. I mean they smoked great, just wasn't my taste.
    Yay! Cigars!


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