Cigar 101 noob question

[hed]

Other cigars use the same blend, and thus, the taste changes as the size changes, as, for example, the proportion of wrapper to filler changes as the cigar ring changes.

Now, I can see how that can produce a different taste using the same blend.

[VancouverMark]

Now, I can see how that can produce a different taste using the same blend.

That's what badwhale said in the second post in this thread. If cigars are expensive for you, may wish to avoid the Padron 1926's in the first place.

I'm about as green as you can get when it comes to cigars, but by doing a lot of reading on this site, I have recently discovered some cigars I really enjoy at well under $5 per stick.

Cheers,

Mark

[hed]

That's what badwhale said in the second post in this thread.

My bad, I missed that.

If cigars are expensive for you, may wish to avoid the Padron 1926's in the first place.

I've read good things about Padron and the sampler seemed like a good buy. Certainly not an everyday smoke for me, but sometimes you just have to splurge a bit for special occasions.

I'm about as green as you can get when it comes to cigars, but by doing a lot of reading on this site, I have recently discovered some cigars I really enjoy at well under $5 per stick.

I agree. And with the exception of the Padrons and one or two others, all of my purchases (boxes, samplers, bundles) average < $5 per.