Sampler help

[daredog4]

Ok, I just won a sampler that has the following cigars;

1 Alec Bradley MAXX The Fix Natural 5 x 58
1 Cohiba Robusto Natural 5 x 49
1 Cusano 18 Robusto Natural 5 x 50
1 Padron 3000 Natural 5 1/2 x 52
1 Perdomo 10th Champagne Robusto Natural 5 X 54
1 Plasencia Reserva Robusto Natural 4 3/4 X 52
1 RP American Market Robusto Natural 5 1/2 x 50
1 Rocky Patel Vintage 99 Robusto Natural 5 1/2 x 50
1 Sun Grown RP Robusto Natural 5 1/2 X 50

Now.....This will be my first time trying these brands and i want to pick the right cigars for the right occasion, so with that in mind what would you reccomend i smoke these with (food, drink, etc.), and which should be aged in the humi before smoking? Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Darren

[logan37]

I learned a while back to just grab one and smoke it. Putting too much thought into which to smoke takes up precious smoking time.

None of the smokes in that sampler are rare or exquisite cigars so any occasion would be right for any of them. I've had all of those cigars and they are all good or at least pretty good. Also, I wouldn't worry about aging any of them.

[CAJUNBLAZE]

I wouldn't worry about aging those either. Just close your eyes, grab one, and light it up.


Rich

[bigwhiteash]

That Padron is the only one I would consider aging... they just keep getting better and better!

And they're great right out of the box

[Diesel Grinch]

I find the meat and potatoes kind of meals go well with any cigar. Also Whiskey, beer, coffee, & water are the best for me to drink.

I say this because the above just happens to be what I enjoy to eat and drink. I really don't put a lot of thought into what to eat and drink with my cigar. Most times it's what ever happens to be on the menu.

Cigars are to be enjoyed. If you enjoy trying to match up cigars, food, & drinks then please take the time to do reviews with Pictures. I pick what ever looks good at the moment.


DG

[ggiese]

Ferget about moonshine and such - just smoke the dadgummed things!!!

[craig]

www.scumbagslist.com/

[b.read]

Ahhhh, now that's a valuable site to check before making purchases! Thanks Craig


I think the "list" I had in mind was not one warning newbies of scams, but letting them know who here have a "Degree in Asshattery" or maybe even a "Minor in Douchebaggery" that sort...

Then again, I suppose if I stick around long enough it'll be obvious...