My "Wanted" List

Trent0341 · 02-06-2011, 09:40 AM

I think you have a good starting list that should help you develop your taste so you better know what you like. For instance the Olvia Connecticut Reserve is a milder cigar. When you get to the V series you'll find those have a bit of kick to them. I personally like the V series but the Connecticut reserve isn't for me.

I'm also a huge Fuente fan. The responses you'll find to Fuente are as varied as the number of posters. The Hemingway Signature might be a good place to start in the Fuente line as was mentioned above. For me that was a cigar that really eases into itself. It started off mild and really intensified (in a good way) in the second half.

I would agree with those saying hold off on the Opus and Anejo line for now. Develop your taste first before throwing $10-20 into one of these cigars. I love them but again as was mentioned above don't fall for the hype. You may love them or hate them. As the saying goes "Smoke what you like and you'll like what you smoke".

02-06-2011, 09:40 AM	#18
Trent0341 Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jan 2011 First Name: Dan Location: Kentucky Posts: 195 Trading: (7)	Re: My "Wanted" List I think you have a good starting list that should help you develop your taste so you better know what you like. For instance the Olvia Connecticut Reserve is a milder cigar. When you get to the V series you'll find those have a bit of kick to them. I personally like the V series but the Connecticut reserve isn't for me. I'm also a huge Fuente fan. The responses you'll find to Fuente are as varied as the number of posters. The Hemingway Signature might be a good place to start in the Fuente line as was mentioned above. For me that was a cigar that really eases into itself. It started off mild and really intensified (in a good way) in the second half. I would agree with those saying hold off on the Opus and Anejo line for now. Develop your taste first before throwing $10-20 into one of these cigars. I love them but again as was mentioned above don't fall for the hype. You may love them or hate them. As the saying goes "Smoke what you like and you'll like what you smoke".