backwoods

[nhcigarfan]

also think about what you like to eat and drink. Do you live for hot sauce? drink your coffee black? are you a scotch on the rocks guy like me, or do you like captain and cokes?

The worst thing you can do if your new to cigars is go for a full body, spicy cigar right out of the gate. It could turn you off to the experience all together.

Same goes the other way, if you pick a bland, mild cigar you may just get bored with it.

If you need an immediate selection try a sancho panza, it should run you around 3 -4 bucks and is one of the better in that range. Otherwise, think about what flavors and tastes you have, and see my last post, put them all together and come back and you'll get some opinions that may lead you to a cigar you can really enjoy.

[tonygraz]

Just spotted this old thread and it caught my interest because I once smoked Backwoods for a while in the late '80s. They were cheap and not too bad at keeping the bugs away. I quit them shortly after examining a foul tasting one and finding a feather inside.

[pontiacfieroguy]

Just spotted this old thread and it caught my interest because I once smoked Backwoods for a while in the late '80s. They were cheap and not too bad at keeping the bugs away. I quit them shortly after examining a foul tasting one and finding a feather inside.

that was one of the funniest puns I've heard in a while