Grouch, I believe the bottom line is you're going to find the best deals on the internet and almost never in local shops.
There are lots of people out there that smoke lots of low end cigars and they buy most of them on-line.
Grouch, I believe the bottom line is you're going to find the best deals on the internet and almost never in local shops.
There are lots of people out there that smoke lots of low end cigars and they buy most of them on-line.
TBSCigars - "On Holiday"Grammar - It's the difference between knowing your crap and knowing you're crap.
Point made and taken @coventrycat86
Good cheap cigars... That's the holy grail of cigar smoking!
I've been in a number of cigar stores in the Houston area - but not a regular customer (I visit occasionally). I've found most of the stores are not much different than my local shop. The local shops have a good selection of more reasonably priced cigars and factory seconds. I'm sure I can find them cheaper elsewhere, but they're not completely out of line. I'm certain if you experiment you'll settle on a decent cigar at a reasonable price.
But - "cheap" is a relative term. What I consider "cheap" might not what you consider "cheap". Not a huge fan of 5 Vegas (a good cigar, but not my cup of tea). I personally like the Cuestra Reys, the RP Edge Maduros, Padron 1000 series, etc. if I want a cheaper smoke. I'd much rather pay the extra buck or two for a better cigar.
But if I really want to go into nirvana - those damned Davidoff #1's completely blow me away... Pricey, but IMHO well worth the extra $$$.
Bottom line - the best part of the quest is to sample as many cigars as you can. The fun is in the search!!!
Well said, @ggiese.
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