Need Cigars!

[shilala]

Thanks, Bob. I just couldn't figure out what the heck was up.

[CigarSquid]

Originally Posted by bobarian

Nope you did not miss anything Scott. I simply see this as a plea for cigars, hence the thread title. No input on taste preferences or effort to find the information on his own. There are dozens and dozens of threads on recommended cigars based upon smokers taste preferences. Even knowing someones flavor preferences will still get so many varied answers that they will be of little help. Simply checking around a bit based on his personal experiences will yield more cigars than one could imagine. As you know taste and preferences evolve over time, this is a journey every one takes.

Sorry if I offended but its tiring to see these type of posts day after day.

My humi isn't fully empty. I have plenty of VS in there, Some 8 inch suckers.. Still trying those for the first time.

I am keeping track of the cigars I am having with a cigar app on my HTC.

Some brands I like.. I liked most of the Alec Bradley I have tried, Harvest selction, SCR, Prensado.

Gurkha Park ave. I liked that.. so far that is the only Gurkha i liked
Nica Libre 1990 is good. I can smoke that alot.


Ones I want to try/on my list are; Punch(never), more Carlos Torano(few, can't remember which), Rocky Patel(only had the R4. Cant find a decent sampler, http://www.thompsoncigar.com/product...ts?cm_vc=10572 have only had the decade in there), Padron(same, can't find a good sampler to try most of them), Perdomo.(I have only had the Lot 23, i think), Padilla(never), Gurkha Empire(Good sampler from CI), Pinar Del Rio(never).

That is a lot to try, So I still have plenty to do. I am looking for good prices and decent amount. I dont want to spend alot (which i know i will have to) and end up not liking them and being stuck with a few. I can always bomb some people. I haven't been here long enough to see who likes what or even have addresses.

I haven't had a 5 Vegas that I even would recommend to anyone.

There was a bunch I have tried from another site in a newb trade, But I didn't keep track like I am now.

[CigarSquid]

So here is what I put together on cigarmonster.

Famous 'Best Of Drew Estate' Sampler # 2
SAM 1 Varies varies $26.98 Delete this item
$26.98
Items in Famous 'Best Of Drew Estate' Sampler # 2:
2 Antano 1970 Gran Consul, 2 La Vieja Maduro Rothchild Luxo, 2 Natural Root, 2 Puros Huerfanos 52X Robusto, 2 Tabak Especial Robusto Dulce



'Butch Cassidy' Wise Buy
SAM 1 Dark Nat varies $29.98 Delete this item
$29.98
Items in 'Butch Cassidy' Wise Buy:
5 Conuco Robusto, 5 Vintage 1990 Robusto



'Sonny Red' Wise Buy
SAM 1 Natural varies $24.98 Delete this item
$24.98
Items in 'Sonny Red' Wise Buy:
5 Alec Bradley Sun Grown Robusto, 5 Sun Grown RP Robusto



Perdomo 6 Cigar Collection
SAM 1 Varies varies $17.98 Delete this item
$17.98
Items in Perdomo 6 Cigar Collection:
1 Perdomo 10th Champagne Robusto, 1 Perdomo 10th Criollo Robusto, 1 Perdomo Cuban Parejo Rothchild, 1 Perdomo Habano CT Robusto, 1 Perdomo Habano Robusto, 1 Perdomo Lot 23 Robusto

[pnoon]

Have you participated in the NST yet?
That is a great way to sample cigars you might not otherwise encounter.

[CigarSquid]

Originally Posted by shilala

Garry, some cigars are real simple and one-dimensional. That's a good place to start. That way you can get some solid ideas about the flavors you like.
Do you mouth smoke or nose smoke? The reason I ask is that a lot of cigars give up flavors and nuance that you can't experience if you're mouth smoking. Guys need to know that to make suggestions.
What have you smoked that you liked? That's another biggie. It allows guys to tell you about similar cigars.

With zero input, I'd suggest you try anything Fuente, anything Padron, maybe Cusano, Punch, Torano, anything with a pretty band, or anything that smells nice to you. Don't pay a lot, stay under 6 or 7 bucks.

Check back in later and ask the same question, but give the guys some input. They'll help. Go find the NST (noob sampler trade) here and get involved, and take a look at the smokes the noobs are enjoying.
Have fun, brother!!!

What is nose smoke?

[CigarSquid]

Originally Posted by pnoon

Have you participated in the NST yet?
That is a great way to sample cigars you might not otherwise encounter.

I have on another forum. Not here.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by OrCal15

What is nose smoke?

Exhale through your nose rather than your mouth. Sometimes called "retrohaling" or "snorking".

Here:
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=30447

[T.G]

Originally Posted by OrCal15

I have on another forum. Not here.

I don't think it would be a problem to participate here. You're still new to the hobby and learning. If you are still unsure, just check with Brent (smokingator)

[CigarSquid]

Ill check it out.. Maybe just run though cbid for some 5 paks

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by OrCal15

Ill check it out.. Maybe just run though cbid for some 5 paks

No reason you can't do both.

[CigarSquid]

true ture.. I had about 100 bucks to spend right now.. Should be golden.

I messed up on cigarmonster... I didn't know I had a certain time to get them at that price.. I didn't pull the trigger.. and missed it!

[T.G]

Originally Posted by OrCal15

I messed up on cigarmonster... I didn't know I had a certain time to get them at that price.. I didn't pull the trigger.. and missed it!

Cigarmonster & joecigar tend to repeat products often so it's very likely they will be back sometime within the next few months.

[CigarSquid]

I will check back.. Now that I know how it works.

[SteelCityBoy]

My personal advice would be to start on the mild end. CI (cigarsinternational.com) offers plenty of mild sampler packs that can get you going. Once you build up your palate a bit you can then go onto some mild-medium body smokes. After you find yourself craving more (and you will) try some full body smokes. Remember that darker smokes don't always mean they are heavy and full body.

I love getting sampler packs because you can pick and choose what you like most as a smoker.

Happy smoking!

[Savor the Stick]

Originally Posted by garryyjr

I have on another forum. Not here.

I'd second Peter's (pnoon) WISE advice about the Newbie Samplier Trade. That is where I got my start and met people and got a little experience on this board.
Good advise also to start at the mild to med end of the scale...and work your way up as your tastes change to the fuller end of the profile.
There is no hurry take your time, enjoy the moment, and your cigars...really that is what cigars are all about.

[chand]

Originally Posted by jjirons69

Scott is wise

[Blak Smyth]

NST is the best thing you can do!
Like some others have said, do it!

[RCS44]

Originally Posted by Blak Smyth

As a newbie myself I would recomend a sampler of the Man O' War line. They have a few different options for different tastes. If you like mild flavor try the MoW Virtue or the Cain Daytonas, but not the other Cains from what I read. If you like a dark cocoa/coffee profile try the Diesel Unholy Cocktail. There are so many different flavor profiles out there I am still finding my tastes but so far I enjoy anything Maduro, might differ for you however!

What I did was once I found a flavor I enjoyed I read reviews to find those same flavors mentioned, hasn't led me wrong yet.

The man of war line are a good cigar!!! The regular Man O' War is in my opinion is full strength. A word of advice, dont some that one fast. I made that mistake when i first tried it and a huge nicotine buzz happened after, and upset my stomach.

[scoot]

As someone who has lurked on this CA/CS for about five years, reading is the absolute best thing you can do at this point. Most of the people hear have good knowledge and lots of experience in this great hobby of ours and some, a few of which have already posted in this thead, have astounding amounts of insight and wisdom to pass on. Start with the sticky threads and then go dive into the reviews. Find reviews of cigars you already like and see if there are certain posters who have similar tastes and see what they like that you haven't smoked.

As others have said, use the NST. I took full advantage of that at CS and it really was the one thing I can point to that secured my interest in cigars. Even if that is the only trading you do, it will go a long way to not only help you develop your palate but show you the caliber of people that share this great hobby.

Regardless of how active you decide to be here, enjoy the ride.
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[BUC WHITE]

try the perdomo champagne line. its on the mild side with a connecticut wrapper and nicaraguan binder and filler. good breakfast smoke