![]() |
Still experimenting...
Please forgive me if this shouldn't go here. But I'm still trying to find my way. Until recently, I have only felt comfortable smoking Padrons. I love the gobs of smoke they provide, the taste/aroma, and everything else about them....but I'm trying to find others I like. :)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...10326-1438.jpg Of the above new purchases this weekend, the Oliva V series (omg!), La Aroma de Cuba Mi Amor (omg!), and Fuente Anejo have been AMAZING. I still prefer the anniversary and even 3000 series Padron cigars, but these cigars were great. What else might I like based off also like the ones I've tried this weekend? I tried the Opus X and wasn't really wow'ed (blasphemy I know lol, will try again), and various cigars by Kristoff, La Cuba Gloria, and Montecristo. I'm not saying any of these are good, still a noob, forgive me. lol If it matters, I always pair my cigars with either Port, a single malt scotch, or porter beer. |
Re: Still experimenting...
Seems you really like Nica baccy. Try anything/everything made (like that Mi Amor) by Pepin.
Ah hell, try everything you can. I'm still trying new cigars after 6 years. (there are tons of them and more coming out everyday, it seems) :2 |
Re: Still experimenting...
Brotha it appears to me that you are "Well on your way" to becoming
a "Maduro Ho"! *lmao* I would suggest you try some Diesel's, La Gloria Cubana Series R Maduro's, Tatuaje La Riqueza, Tatuaje 7th Reserva, Tatuaje Petite Cazadores Reserva to name a few.... |
Re: Still experimenting...
Another one to try is the AF Queen B.
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
Quote:
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
Camacho Triple Maduro CAO MX3 (can be had at W.C. Drapers) 601 Blue Sancho Panza Double Maduro Quixote Old Henry Maduro (can be had at Holts) DPG JJ Series Maduro El Cobre Cubao Maduro |
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
Quote:
I really need a true humi, but it all seems a bit complicated with all the options to choose from. I also travel for work 3 weeks a month, so I'm not sure what solution I should really go with. |
Re: Still experimenting...
Sounds like our tastes run sort of in similar veins. If you can, I'd find some Litto Gomez Diez and some Coronados (by La Flor Dominicana), these are incredible smokes with some body, good flavor, and some nice complexity.
Peace of the Lord be with you. |
Re: Still experimenting...
Also check out the NST in the newbie section, I've received some great cigars in doing the trades there!
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Those are all great cigars. Ive never had a Padron anny, but I have had a "regular" Padron 5000.
Try a Liga Privada T-52. Id be willing to put it up against anything. They are that good. |
Re: Still experimenting...
+2 for 601 Blue and DPG Serie JJ Maduro!!! Pound for pound, dollar for dollar the best smoke going!
|
Re: Still experimenting...
the perdomo2 limited edition maduros are yummy as well. smoke two this weekend
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
Now that I think about it, I believe it was Mr. RevSmoke himself who recommended I try the LGD line. Thanks Brother! :chr |
Re: Still experimenting...
I’m going to pick up a Liga Privada T-52, Litto Gomez Diez, La Flor Dominicana, and 601 Blue the next time I go shopping. I’ll try some of the others on the next go round. Thanks everyone for the suggestions!
Also regarding the humidor, is the type of case I have now the best bet if I’m traveling most of the year? Any other solution I should consider? |
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
|
Re: Still experimenting...
As others have said, you are well on your way!
Excellent choices in beverage pairing!!!:tu |
Re: Still experimenting...
From this point on, there is no looking back. Full steam ahead... -(P
|
Re: Still experimenting...
A few others you may like based on some of your previous choices:
The Oliva Master Blend III (robusto is my personal favorite as far as vitola goes). I never hear much about this cigar but I think it's fantastic. Another is the Arturo Fuente Hemingway Work of Art maduro. This cigar seems to depend on where you're located as far as availability goes. I've never had a problem getting them but for some they seem about as common as an eight eyed unicorn. Either way it seems like you're on the right path. and I'm sure you've already heard it but: "Smoke what you like and you'll like what you smoke". Best of luck to you. |
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
|
Re: Still experimenting...
You have some high end sticks there. Mostly Nic tabac, but some
Dominican. Suggest: RyJ Reserve maduro with 1+yr age, CAO Brazilia, CAO Soprano, Fuente WOAM (Work of Art maduro), Fuente Hemingway(natural and maduro), Oliva Master Blends 3(tastes like Padron to me), most Pepins (Serie JJ maddie), RP Olde World Reserve, Ashton San Cristobal (actually any Ashton). These and the other suggestions should keep you busy for a while. Enjoy the journey of discovery. Try a lot of different smokes. Remember those that you like best. Chemyst :cool2: |
Re: Still experimenting...
I would say try everything with the nic and spice profile and develope what you like that's half the fun the other is trying not to burn yourself while drinking scotch...just sayin
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Quote:
|
Re: Still experimenting...
Great smokes you have there, I too just tried the Olivia Series V and all I can say is WOW. Some of my old stand byes are :
CAO Brazillia or Italia Partagas Black CAO America Rocky Patel 1992 Reserve or Sun Grown Ok, now I'm itchin for one...damn weather!! |
All times are GMT -6. The time now is 09:50 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.7.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.