Inexpensive "store" cigars

ABQChris · 12-31-2013, 06:05 PM

Hi, chaps -- me again. I hope everyone had a terrific Christmas, and that you're planning on having a safe New Year's!

This is a tight month, and I can't be precious about the cigars I'm smoking. I hope to get back to the good stuff (Maria Mancini, mainly) early in the new year. For now, I seek nicotine, to tide myself over.

I've been searching online for hours, to no avail -- does anyone know which cheap retail cigars contain plenty of nicotine? I'm still avoiding returning to cigarettes, and I want to make sure that I get my nicotine from cigars, so that the temptation isn't there (or at least remains surmountable). I don't inhale cigar smoke.

The stores in my area sell the usual brands -- Swisher Sweets, Phillies, Dutch Masters, etc. I'd appreciate any guidance in the area of nicotine content within store-brand cigars. Thank you!

12-31-2013, 06:05 PM	#1
ABQChris Just in from the Storm Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 10 Trading: (0)	Inexpensive "store" cigars Hi, chaps -- me again. I hope everyone had a terrific Christmas, and that you're planning on having a safe New Year's! This is a tight month, and I can't be precious about the cigars I'm smoking. I hope to get back to the good stuff (Maria Mancini, mainly) early in the new year. For now, I seek nicotine, to tide myself over. I've been searching online for hours, to no avail -- does anyone know which cheap retail cigars contain plenty of nicotine? I'm still avoiding returning to cigarettes, and I want to make sure that I get my nicotine from cigars, so that the temptation isn't there (or at least remains surmountable). I don't inhale cigar smoke. The stores in my area sell the usual brands -- Swisher Sweets, Phillies, Dutch Masters, etc. I'd appreciate any guidance in the area of nicotine content within store-brand cigars. Thank you!