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    Consuerga (Connie) #9... good small smoke and the price is right... I would get the Conn wrapper because guys who don't normally smoke might not enjoy a Maduro. I just picked up another bundle for myself from JR... Bundle of 25 for $26...

    If you never had one.... let me know and I can send a couple to try
    I'm not big on doing reviews, tobacco doesn't taste like "cocoa" or "nutty" or "mocha" to me, it tastes like freakin' TOBACCO. I know what I like and I really don't care what other people think of other cigars. I've never read a review and said to myself "Wow, that sounds like a cigar I'd like to try!"

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    JM dominicans from rocky's...a nice,mild smoke at a very good price.....or call hex and he'll order them for you.....

    ....many of the cigars being suggested will be too strong for rookies...

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    i second that hefty.... very good smoke for a great price, i'd consider this one of my "go to" smoke

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    Lots of good suggestions here. I'd recommend getting at least two different kinds - one mild and one more medium. You want something pretty mild for your non-smoking friends and family, but something with a bit more body for those who want it. Connies would serve the second role well, but depending on the blend might be too strong for some of the total newbs.

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    thanks for all the suggestions, I really appreciate it. I will have to try some of the stuff listed. Even better is this gives me an excuse to buy more cigars. I wouldnt want to dissapoint any guests....

    I plan on having two different types, for reasons already listed above. I am thinking that I may even purchase a box of something I really like for myself and those that are cigar smokers. Again thanks to all, I will start searching for some of the cigars listed and sample away.....

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    No one has mentioned Gran Habano's. They're a great inexpensive cigar and people who don't know any better would probably think they're from Cuba because of Habano in the name, but nope, 100% domestic.
    "If you look for truth, you may find comfort in the end; if you look for comfort you will not get either comfort or truth only soft soap and wishful thinking to begin, and in the end, despair." -C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity

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    ohhh...yeah, the Gran Habano's are tasty. Those little corojo #5's are tough to beat. I second the Cuban Crafters brown mini-figurados too. I like the St. Luis Rey maduro rothchildes for an inexpensive tasty smoke as well.


    sean

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    3rd. - sancho panza dbl maduro would be a great choice.

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    Again thanks for the examples. I'm glad I posted when I did. I haven't tried any of the cigars listed, but will have to order some sampler packs. I will give the Sancho Panza double maduro a taste, and will scan through some other suggestions. I like maduros myself so will probably like 'em.

    Maybe Ill even find something I can smoke more often without spending 7-10 bucks a stick

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