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    hey all. im new to this thread but im excited to learn a lot from everyone and some just cigar type convo. but in a month, may 20th actually, my friends and i will be graduating from Quinnipiac University and we are looking for some real, classy, great cigars to smoke on that special day, some of us are getting some good jobs and others (like myself) will be attending grad school in the fall. so we are looking for something we will remember and will pretty much sum up of college career. ne suggestions? hope to hear them and get a taste of them.



    yea ive smoked cigars before. Padron 2000 and 3000 maduro. Padron anniv. Romeo. there is a great place by me on LI that makes a good cigar. CAO. Nat Sherman maduro. Rockey Patel anniversary. i mean we are talking graduation here, price range need not really apply.
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    have any of you smoked a cigar before and if so what was it and did you enjoy it. A better understanding of your current tastes will help us give better advice.
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    and price range?

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    Welcome to the boards from a fellow QU student!

    I haven't been smoking long myself, so I don't have any suggestions, but you might want to check out the Calabash Shoppe down on Whitney Avenue. I was just there today, and they have a decent selection of sticks. The manager there's very friendly, and he might be able to help you pick out some nice graduation smokes.

    I've also heard really good things about The Owl Shop, on College Street in New Haven. They should be able to set you up nicely as well.

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    i'd definately go with this...

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    very classy, and you only graduate a few times throughout your life

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    Quote Originally Posted by boomshay View Post
    i'd definately go with this...

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    very classy, and you only graduate a few times throughout your life
    I would avoid those overpriced Gurkhas like the plague.
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    Where ya plan on going to graduate school and what will you be studying?
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    Cat, thanks a lot for your advice and for the location in CT. i will be sure to check it out soon

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    yea ive smoked cigars before. Padron 2000 and 3000 maduro. Padron anniv. Romeo. there is a great place by me on LI that makes a good cigar. CAO. Nat Sherman maduro. Rockey Patel anniversary. i mean we are talking graduation here, price range need not really apply.

    to feldspar. i have yet to be to The Owl Shop but its on my list. however my friends and i are quite frequent to the Calabash Shop on Whitney, i recomend it just cause its close but they people that work there are great.

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    Welcome graduate!

    There are lots of "nice" cigars but unfortunately, they're very hard to get your hands on.

    I would recommend Padron 1926 #1 maduro. Another suggestion would be Davidoff Millennium Blend Churchill or their 100th aniversary Diademas Finas. There are only two "white glove" Davidoff shops in Connecticut, The Tobacco Shop in Hartford and one in Stamford. Go to the one in Hartford and talk to Jim D., the owner. He's a great guy and his shop is one of the best in Connecticut especially for high end cigars.
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