First cigar to light your fire?

[shilala]

When I was a kid, I absolutely loved Middleton Cherries.
When I got reintroduced to cigars, it was when I was in Florida a few years ago and found Bill's El Originals at the Island Smoke Shop.
That set a fire under my ass, and the cigar that really stoked me up was a Padron 1926 #6 maduro. Had no idea a cigar could be that good, and I was done for.
Then I had an ERDM Lunch Club that Dan (Dball) hooked me up with, and it opened up the whole dark side to me. It was the most delicate wondrous thing I'd ever smoked. Freakin awesome.
So there's really four cigars that played big parts. Not to mention all the Backwoods Smokes, Marlboro's, Marlboro Lights, and Salem Lights that kept me hooked along the way...

[e-man67]

Mine was probably the Honduran El Sublimado back in 1997....and then a cuban RYJ Churchill tubo on my wedding day in 97.

[kugie]

AF Short Story

Still Love 'em

[wayner123]

Original Release 1998 Trinidad Fundadores.

I had a few of these on my first trip overseas. I thought and still think they taste like liquid gold. I had smoked a few phillies, Fuente's and a couple padron's, but that Trinidad Fundy gives me fond memories and set me on a path.

[AD720]

Rocky Patel Sungrown.

Originally Posted by AD720

Rocky Patel Sungrown.

I must of smoked 8 boxes of these in a 3 month period. Really takes me back.

[AD720]

Originally Posted by AD720

Rocky Patel Sungrown.

Originally Posted by Addiction

I must of smoked 8 boxes of these in a 3 month period. Really takes me back.

I noticed the other day that I have a couple in the cabinet. I might grab one and see how I feel about them now. I haven't had one in a year or more.

[systm]

Originally Posted by AD720

Rocky Patel Sungrown.

Second that brother

the PC was fantastic, that and the DPG CC 1979