mild suggestions for a newbie

[soundguy85]

thanks you guys! I will definitely check those out.

[Shelby07]

Welcome from Colorado.

[hex1848]

Welcome to the forum. If you like milder smokes, give La Tradicion Cubana a shot. They are my favorite morning cigars and go great with coffee. Not too expensive either.

[ironmeden]

I'm new here also, but would like to add my suggestions for a mild to medium stick.

CAO Gold and the Gold Maduro
Arganese Connecticut or Double Wrap
Perdomo Habano Connecticut - This stick may be a little more expensive, but it has a lot of flavor for a Conn.
Oliva Series G Maduro

I'm more of a medium to full flavored cigar, but the above sticks are what I look for when I'm in a lighter mood.

Paul

[mrtr33]

That tune sounds familiar.....both my wife and her dad got me into smoking cigars.

I generally steer towards the fuller-bodied cigars, but enjoy a lighter smoke the two weeks that it's warm here.
1. Fonseca Vintage
2. Don Thomas Sun Grown

I also highly recommend the La Tradicion Cubana's Hex mentioned.

I like those Puros Indios Piramides as well.

Welcome to the board from central Oregon.

[Eville]

sancho panza is an excellent mild-med cigar that can be had for around $4/stick.

[prophetic_joe]

Oliva makes really good mild to mediums the G and the O are both along those lines and are great cigars. Punch Rare Corojo I would classify as mild to medium as well and it is a great cigar for the money. For something cheap that is very mild you can go with a Gispert Natural, not full of flavor by any means but it does have more going on for it than Macanudo and is about half the price.