Corona and Petite Corona suggestions

[nhcigarfan]

This is being thrown out there to everyone.
As winter is coming and I don't feel like sitting outside for an hour or more, or taking the time to fire-up the wood stove in the garage, I am interested in finding some smaller sized cigars, corona and Petite Corona sizes, that still have the flavor and complexity of larger cigars. The smallest smokes I generally have are robustos or perdomo 2 torfecto so I need something a little smaller. Please list your favorite domestic and ISOM. Also I would ask that if there is one or two in particular that you find exceptional that you post why they are so good.

Thanks,

nhcigarfan

[stjohnroe]

Ramon Alones Small Club Corona, Cuaba Divino, San Cristobal Principe, Cohiba Siglo 1, Trinidad Reye.

I have enjoyed all these little fellas in tthe past, favorites woul be the San Cristobal and the Cuaba.

With the weather getting colder I too am switching to smaller sizes.

[SuperChuck]

They're a little smaller than a petit corona, but I've smoked a few Arturo Fuente Exquisitos recently. They're a nice little smoke for ten or so minutes (I smoke them on the way to work on occasion)...

[Jonsey5484]

I have had IT Fire petite coronas. They are a pretty short smoke. You should also pick up a small electric space heater for when you don't want to fire up the wood burning one. I have one in my garage and I run it just enough to take the frigid cold out of the garage.

[cigar no baka]

Try Arturo Fuente Short Story, it's a great smoke and only takes about 20 minutes to smoke.

[CoventryCat86]

PC's:

SLR PC
Punch PC
RA PC

TPC's:

RASCC
SC El Principe
BCJ

I don't smoke coronas and they don't burn as fast as you'd think.