Victor Sinclair

[mrtr33]

I've narrowed my selection down some; I've got a list that I'm using to keep track of what I like, so far there are quite a few, so I'm thinking I'll go back and buy a few more sticks of each and then narrow it down even more.

At least for me, enjoying cigars doesn't involve stocking a humidor with all of my favorite smokes, like I'll somehow then be "ready" and "all set" to smoke cigars. Quite the contrary, I've been smoking cigars for about 18 months now, and I can think of only very few of the same cigars more than, say, twice. Most of them I've only smoked once. The point being, there is always something else around the corner, that I've never heard of, that isn't available in my area, or that has piqued my interest. For me, (and probably only me), there's no need to stock up on too many of my favorite cigars - there are still too many I want to try.

[sushiboy]

I have tried a lot of different VS cigars. They seem very hit or miss to me. Some are good for the price, while others are bland. If you need cigars on a budget though, VS is one to consider. They sure beat smoking a gas station cigar any day!

Some of the mail order joints have them in variety packs. I variety packs (usually).