Mild Cigars

[DeeDubya]

What Oliva says:

~Today there are a larger variety of cigars than ever before. Selecting a cigar is the first and most important part of the experience. First, decide the level of body you are comfortable with. Strength for the sake of strength is overrated. A full body cigar should be felt in your stomach rather than in your throat or on your palate. The thickness of the wrapper leaf is a good measure of the body of a cigar. A thicker wrapper will generally deliver fuller body as it has a greater amount of oils. The thickness of the wrapper can be gauged by looking at the area where the wrapper overlaps in a cigar. Next, you will need to decide on a size. This should be determined by the amount of time you have available for smoking as well as the amount of smoke you enjoy. The large ring gauges (52-60) deliver large amounts of smoke and flavor. The medium ring gauges (43-50) are ideal for most blends as they are a good balance of smoke and flavor.~

[Mizicke5273]

Try a Carlos Torano Casa Torano. They are a very good mild cigar. I was very surprised when I smoked my first. Ive been wanting to pick up a box ever since.

[JRas224]

Here ya go: http://www.cigarmonster.com/

Just a heads up it expires at Midnight.