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The problem with being a noob is reading threads like this one.
As soon as you think you've got a fallback, all these other types of great sticks pop up, you trade, buy and are gifted them, find some new gems then the old fallbacks fall the hell off, lol! ![]() |
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So far it has been BHK54 for me
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Opa!!
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Monte #4 and PSD4
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So far it has been a 601 Blue.....love these things
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601 Black. If it was the only cigar I could ever smoke I'd be happy. Other than that any Padron will deliver or the Fuente r52.
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Lately I've been craving some of the first cigars from when I started smoking 20 years ago. One of the first boxes I had bought then was some AF Cuban Coronas. I remember being mad when they broke 24 bucks with shipping. Now about a C-note. Still yummy after all these years. I love these for a walk down memory lane.
These days when I need to rush out of the house I reach for an El Triunfador #4. Not really a fall back, but I know it will be great and won't make me smell a restroom at NY Port Authority. A real fallback for me is a Te-Amo robusto. Oh that barnyard stink. Not allowed to smoke it in the truck if the bride is with me. ![]()
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For the last few months it's been either a Graycliff G2 (any vitola, but torps are my favorite) or an El Baton double toro 6 x 60. Both are always great.
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Ischn't dat Wiert?!
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The cigar that I rely on every single time would be an Oliva 'O' robusto. Starts mild, develops a smooth transition to medium/full body with creamy textures and tones ranging from soily woods to some light sweetness. I think it is a beautiful cigar for a very good price point.
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I would have to say mine is a Cuban Montecristo No. 2. Just cant go wrong with it, classic smoke and they only get better with age.
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Rocky Patel Vintage 1990, no doubt.
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