i'd forget the macanudo...too expensive for what you're going to get.....i'd start mild and let your tastes develop...start with baccarat,occidental,and fonseca...then step up from there....
i'd forget the macanudo...too expensive for what you're going to get.....i'd start mild and let your tastes develop...start with baccarat,occidental,and fonseca...then step up from there....
I highly suggest Rolys. I pay something like 1.10-1.35 per stick at my local, overpriced shop.![]()
They're what's called a "second", which is basically a cigar that didn't make it through quality control for one reason or another, usually aesthetic.
I usually keep several Rolys around for times like driving, when I really won't enjoy a super premium smoke, but want something good...
....but...Rolys are real cigars and thereby should be kept in a humid environment....
SIne you're straight out of low-cash, an unused tupperware container will hold in humidity, as will a freezer bag. If it's dry where you are (<70 percent relative humidity), slightly dampen a paper towel with DISTILLED water, pit it in a sandwich sandwich bag, and toss it in your makeshift humidor.
Last edited by SuperChuck; 09-05-2005 at 05:21 AM.
You can also try some of the smaller Sancho Panza's. They are good for the price. Also ask the clerk at your local shop for suggestion from what they carry. Our opinions won't matter much if your shop doesn't carry it.
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