I could use some help

[big bill]

sorry for your loss,padron would be my choose too,and celebrate the relationship you had and remember he,s in a much better place.

[mrtr33]

I was initially confused. I read that you were looking for a really, really good cigar, and a few choice sticks came to mind. Then I read on, and you clarified in wanting a really really really good cigar, which completely changed everything.

My short list:
Padron 1926 Anniversary maduro
Diamond Crown Maximus
DPG My Father (seems appropriate)

If I might also say, you might want a cigar that you know you will enjoy. No sense in spending money on an unknown cigar if you are looking for enjoyment. Get something you like.

I lost a very close friend this past Christmas. I go and smoke a cigar at his grave site once a month. It's not always a great cigar, but it does me some good. I'm sorry to hear of your loss.

[ggiese]

Sorry to hear about your loss...


Here's a few suggestions - you should find one or more at any decently stocked local B&M:


You have to find a Davidoff dealer, but just about anything Davidoff is fantastic- I particularly like the Anniversario series.

Padron '26 (as others have suggested)

Most Avo - especially their LE lines

Ashton VSG

Fuente Don Carlos (Also Opus X, Anejo and Hemingway Maduro's, if they've got 'em)

Cuesta Rey - Stanford's Cameroon Reserve



Good luck on your quest!

[FunkyCold5]

Sorry for your loss. I second all the recommendations made so far. You can't go wrong with any of them.

[Ticker]

Sorry for your loss.

I suggest lighting up one of your grandfathers favourites in memory of him.

Ticker

[Nub464]

Sorry to hear about your loss...I lost my father in January and totally understand! Peace to you and your family!

Great cigar suggestions already listed...can't argue with any of them. I am just kind of getting back into them after many years away from cigars....but I am still a big fan of the Cohiba Red Dot...anything from Davidoff...and one of my personal favorite premium cigars...a Montecristo No.2...any of them will fill the bill!

[MrTamborineMan]

Sorry for your loss.

I suggest lighting up one of your grandfathers favourites in memory of him.

Ticker

You know, that's exactly what I did, grabbed me a pack of Honey Berry backwoods, and it was fantastic. I pretty much always have a pack of those around for the exact reason of smoking with him and it really didn't occur to me to smoke one right then, but it was exactly what I needed.




...problem with backwoods is I have a tendency to inhale them - actually more than a tendency.

[prophetic_joe]

Sorry for your loss.

I suggest lighting up one of your grandfathers favourites in memory of him.

Ticker

Alright dude this was actually a good suggestion.