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  1. 10-28-2006, 12:26 AM #1
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    Have to go with natural on this one.
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    Maduros.
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    Candela

    (I just HAD to be different.)

    Candelas, gents, used to be the most popular wrapper in the U.S. -- and for good reason, they taste great!
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    Guess it is totally a personal preferance, huh? I guess I'm leaning more toward maduros but as of late, its been non-maduro's and I have not really been satisifed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScoopKW View Post
    Candela

    (I just HAD to be different.)

    Candelas, gents, used to be the most popular wrapper in the U.S. -- and for good reason, they taste great!

    The one's I've tried, from Fuente I think, were pretty bland.

    Any suggestions on a good one?
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    An impossible question to answer.

    Since there is no such thing as a maduro Cuban cigar (well, Cohiba just recently released some EL but they're almost impossible to get), if I want a Cuban cigar then I'm smoking a natural leaf wrapped cigar.

    As far as non-Cuban cigars, I choose a cigar based on whether I like it or not, not because of a wrapper leaf category. Oliva "O" Bolds and Carlos Torano Exodus 1959 are dark natural and they taste better than lots of maduros.

    I rarely smoke lower end non-Cuban cigars in the first place.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CoventryCat86 View Post
    An impossible question to answer.

    Since there is no such thing as a maduro Cuban cigar (well, Cohiba just recently released some EL but they're almost impossible to get), if I want a Cuban cigar then I'm smoking a natural leaf wrapped cigar.

    As far as non-Cuban cigars, I choose a cigar based on whether I like it or not, not because of a wrapper leaf category. Oliva "O" Bolds and Carlos Torano Exodus 1959 are dark natural and they taste better than lots of maduros.

    I rarely smoke lower end non-Cuban cigars in the first place.
    Actually, I believe that the maduro Cohibas are going to be a regular release.

    I don't have a preference. I smoke whatever is good. Doesn't matter what color it is.
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    I prefer a smaller ring natural and large ring maduro
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    Quote Originally Posted by nhcigarfan View Post
    The one's I've tried, from Fuente I think, were pretty bland.

    Any suggestions on a good one?
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    maduro or Corojo for me
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    Quote Originally Posted by CgarDan View Post
    maduro or Corojo for me
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