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  1. Default New Guy

    Hi im, as the title implies, new to the forum. Well actually first time poster. I have been looking around the boards for a few weeks now. I am basically the stereotypical newbie. I smoked the swishers in Collage and have just started to smoke again. My first cigar now has been a CAO Cirillo which I really didn't like. Spent about 30min on the couch after that. I think it was the peppery taste I didn't like. I don't remember the swishers knocking me out ha ha. Anyway I have a Romeo and Juliet in the humi waiting for me as well and I am working on a trade with Cabaiguan Juan which I look forward to. Anyway looks like you all have a great forum here and I look forward to learning a lot and hopefully to eventually give something back.

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    Welcome from AZ.
    Wild

    On Tap -

    1. Red IPA
    2. Extreme Red

    Secondary - Mesquite Bourbon Mead

    "The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind." - Humphrey Bogart

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    Welcome from south Louisiana! You put together a nice intro.
    My newbie trade was with Cabaiguan Juan. You will not be disappointed!

    Thanks Rich

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    Welcome to the board from Kansas. Nice to see you found your way to the newbie sampler thread.












    **EDIT TO ADD: Crap, this is my 2027th post.....someone just won the third contest in the review these pass. **

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    Welcome from the DC area.

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    Welcome from CO. Try the CAO Brazilia if you feel like giving CAO another chance. It's a very smooth medium bodied cigar.
    Smoke em' if you got em'

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    Welcome from Central Texas

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    Welcome from Northern Idaho
    3/4 of the Earth's surface is water and 1/4 is land. Clearly god wants me to fish, not mow the lawn.

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    Welcome from NY. Maybe you should start off with something milder like 5 Vegas Gold or Fonseca.

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    Thanks for the warm welcomes. I will deffinately try the Brazillian CAO that was recomended. I tried the first CAO because it was recomended as a mild starter cigar. The 5 vegas gold is on my top list though. Anyway hope you all have a great weekend!

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    It has got to be poor form for me not to say welcome to the board, esp. since I'm doing the Newbie trade with you.
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    A CAO Criollo put you on the couch???

    So I guess the LFD Chisel's are out of the question!!!


    Mild stuff to try out:

    • CAO Gold
    • Griffin's
    • Montesino's are nice (and decently priced)
    • Most Romeo y Julieta
    • Arturo Fuente Don Carlos (a bit more expensive, but well worth it)
    • Fuente Hemingway series (natural wrapper)

    And whatever you do, don't let ANYONE talk you into the Macanudo's!!!


    Welcome!

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    Quote Originally Posted by logan37 View Post
    Welcome from NY. Maybe you should start off with something milder like 5 Vegas Gold or Fonseca.
    I second the Fonseca. Preferably the Fonseca Vintage. Yum. You said it was the peppery taste you didn't care for? There are fuller-bodied smokes out there without the peppery taste.

    Basically, only you are going to know what you like. Try a bunch of different stuff, you'll spot your favs after a while. When I started smoking cigars, I didn't have two of the same cigars for like 3-4 months.


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    Welcome from a fellow newbie.
    I have made it a rule never to smoke more that one cigar at a time.
    Mark Twain

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    Welcome from MT

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    Welcome from California

    I'd give Gispert and AVOs a try, they seem to be pretty mild IMHO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silencei2 View Post
    Welcome from California

    I'd give Gispert and AVOs a try, they seem to be pretty mild IMHO
    Thanks I was thinking about getting a gispert, because I saw it recommended as a newbi smoke. I never heard anything else about it so have been trying other recommendations. Ill have to give it a try.

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    I like the gispert maduro better than the natural.

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    Welcome from another newbie

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    Welcome from Columbia, SC

    As another mild suggestion: Cu-Avana
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