Coronas

After reflecting on what I've read from what others here have said about preferring smaller ring cigars, been on a journey of sampling as many corona vitola sticks as possible lately. Must say, this has proven to be good advice. Many of my favorites are really a bit more tasty in the smaller sizes. Cigars like the Oliva V, San Cristobal, Kristoff Ligero Maduro, Casa Magna and Undercrown seem to have a more concentrated flavor in the corona size. I still like the big guns for a really long smoke. The smaller sizes are perfect for a short walk and exceptional if you want to have two or three different sticks. Now, just have to move to lanceros to see what that size offers. Oh, and I've found that the smaller ring sticks seem to be better on the slightly dry side.
So many good cigars to choose from! Weather here is exceptional...life is good!

[Porch Dweller]

Welcome to the small RG side! Corona is probably my favorite vitola.

[stevef2005]

Ya. I have been sampling quite a few Coronas as of late. Well been buying. Gotta get to work on the sampling. Just to find the time in the next couple of weeks.

[Zane]

Corona Gorda all day every day!

[shilala]

Zane called it. I'd there's a perfect size, I think corona gorda is it.
If not, petit corona sure is nice.

[RobR1205]

I'm more of a cromagnon femur guy myself....
http://halfwheel.com/review-cromagnon-femur-prerelease
...or maybe an opus football if time is short :P

[RobR1205]

But really...

Now that I'm smoking slower, I'm finally starting to appreciate smaller RG cigars as well

[WhiteMamba]

I'm familiar with the corona size but can someone fill me in on what this gorda and vitola is all about? Or point me to somewhere with pics for reference TIA

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by WhiteMamba

I'm familiar with the corona size but can someone fill me in on what this gorda and vitola is all about? Or point me to somewhere with pics for reference TIA

Try this:

http://www.cubancigarwebsite.com/list-factorynames.aspx

[Zane]

Originally Posted by WhiteMamba

I'm familiar with the corona size but can someone fill me in on what this gorda and vitola is all about? Or point me to somewhere with pics for reference TIA

I like this chart.

[CRIMPS]

Originally Posted by Zane

I like this chart.

Great image.

Yes, the smaller RG is something I much prefer over the jaw-splitting cigars that are being thrown at us these days.

Originally Posted by Zane

I like this chart.

OK - give up the url ! I want to print this in color to hang in my office.

[Zane]

Originally Posted by badbriar

OK - give up the url ! I want to print this in color to hang in my office.

http://cigaraffection.com/images/Cig...s_High_Res.jpg


High Res image.

Enjoy!

[WhiteMamba]

Thanks guys I like pictures that would be a cool one for a poster or something.

[irratebass]

Wish I had a printer

[Zane]

Originally Posted by irratebass

Wish I had a printer

I wonder how much it would be to have it professionally printed.

[RobR1205]

Originally Posted by Zane

I wonder how much it would be to have it professionally printed.

Staples and other office stores usually have printing centers that have those giant printers. Probably a good chunk of change though.

[Lockspur]

Originally Posted by Zane

I wonder how much it would be to have it professionally printed.

That won't print well above 8.5x11. Not hi-res enough.

Oh, and Espinosa Maduro corona gordos are mmmmmmmmm.

Originally Posted by Zane

I wonder how much it would be to have it professionally printed.

Actually, I can give this info. Work in commercial printing. First thing would be to get permission to reprint. This must be copyrighted. I won't spend a lot of time on it, but will look into getting that approval. If successful, I'll give a cost range. Would be pretty cool to frame!

[stevef2005]

Originally Posted by badbriar

Actually, I can give this info. Work in commercial printing. First thing would be to get permission to reprint. This must be copyrighted. I won't spend a lot of time on it, but will look into getting that approval. If successful, I'll give a cost range. Would be pretty cool to frame!

That would be awesome.