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  1. Question Best bang for the buck....

    Howdy all,

    I'm new to this forum and obviously this is my first post. I've been smokin stoagies for 6 years now, and I have smoked everything from Swisher Sweets ( ) to some choice ISOM sticks. I'm always trying new brands and I hardly ever buy a box of smokes. To me there's just too much out there to settle on ONE! I currently have a box of Esplendidos though, and a few Buccaneeros, Fuentes, RyJ, Punchs, Puros Indios, VSGs, Padrons, Camachos, Trilogies, CAOs, and some Carlos Toranos.

    I have long since left SS behind me, but I'm always looking for a quality smoke that is "worth" what I paid for it. Now I realize that everyone has their own idea of worth and not everyone can afford the same cigars. I don't mind spending money on cigars because I enjoy them, but I also like to feel like I'm getting the most for my money......

    So, my question to you is: What cigar is the best value? For me, I've been partial to Trilogys lately.....but I'm kinda partial to torpedoes to begin with. I really like the different shapes....they seem to smoke better.....don't know why...???

    Last edited by 55Kingpin; 07-17-2005 at 09:35 PM.

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    Welcome to Csmokers brother!

    My vote for bang for the buck cigar is Padron 6000 maddies. At $6.00 a stick, they're worth every penny to me.

    I wouldn't classify these as bang for the buck smokes at all but definately worth it when you find them near msrp: OPUS X

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    Thanks for the reply.......

    I'm actually hoping to compile a list of all the responses and see what I have and have not smoked.....More than likely, if I get a nice list going, I'll report back and do a review of all the sticks.....at least this is what I was thinking.

    Padron 6000 maddies are on the list to pick up tomorrow......I just hope the local shop has some.
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    Default I would say.....

    the following:

    Arturo Fuente Double Chateau Sun Grown @ $5.00 a cigar
    Arturo Fuente Cuban Belicoso Sun Grown @ $6.00 a cigar
    Punch Deluxe Chateau L in EMS @ $6.00 a cigar
    Punch Deluxe Corona Gorda in EMS @ $5.00
    Torano Exodus 1959 Silver Grand Churchill @ $5.00 a cigar (but you know that already)
    Romeo y Julieta Churchill en Tubo OR
    Romeo y Julieta Clemenceau en Tubo both at around $5.00 per cigar
    Joya de Nicaragua Antano Series all at around $5.00 (these are real head kickers)
    Gurkha Expedition Churchill also at around $5.00
    La Gloria Cubana Serie R..... oooooo ..... closer to $7.00 a cigar (another GREAT head kicker)
    Rocky Patel Toro Sun Grown @ $6.00 a cigar (actually better than the Fuentes!)
    Bauza Fabuloso @ $5.00 a cigar

    My head hurts now.......

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    Whoa!!! Nice list......

    The hardest thing for me is remembering the EXACT name of certain sticks. It gets frustrating because when I smoke something I like I'd like to be able to tell people the exact name, but I usually just have to point it out when we go to the shop......it makes ya a little
    The heat around the corner....


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    Quote Originally Posted by 55Kingpin
    Whoa!!! Nice list......

    The hardest thing for me is remembering the EXACT name of certain sticks. It gets frustrating because when I smoke something I like I'd like to be able to tell people the exact name, but I usually just have to point it out when we go to the shop......it makes ya a little

    That's natural, when I first started I was like WTF, I couldn't remember all the names, brands and such, but it's like anything else. You will get used to it.
    There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.

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    As far as band for the buck goes, I would recommend the following:

    1. Jose L Piedra - Nacionales
    2. Don Thomas - Churchill

    If you are willing to let a box of stogies sit for 1-3 years, I would also recommend:

    3. No. 265 Churchill's (Really Cheap but actually good with age!)
    4. Bances - Palma de Luxe (Tis is probably the cheapest tubed cigar out there but with a couple years of age it is excellent!!! It is also acceptable virgin.)

    Best of luck and it is nice to see you on the forum!!!
    "I Smoke in Moderation.... Just One Cigar at a Time." Mark Twain

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