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10-20-2008, 06:21 PM

I listen to most cigar related podcasts, read huge amounts of reviews and then happily ignore them.

One of the fun parts of smoking my cigars is building up my own small database of what cigars I like in combination of what is available for me.
Quite a lot of brands are not readily available out here because most b&m's tend to stock up on cigars from that island a bit to the southeast of you guys.
For those other brands I have to rely on internet retailers that ship overseas.
It somewhat limits my choice of cigars but then again I don't get swamped by 15.877 brands with 23.566.194 different choices of size.

Sometimes I get a cigar I don't like -don't we all- but hey that is what neighbours, colleagues and family are for, right?

10-20-2008, 06:21 PM	#31
High 5 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: How do you find new cigars to smoke? I listen to most cigar related podcasts, read huge amounts of reviews and then happily ignore them. One of the fun parts of smoking my cigars is building up my own small database of what cigars I like in combination of what is available for me. Quite a lot of brands are not readily available out here because most b&m's tend to stock up on cigars from that island a bit to the southeast of you guys. For those other brands I have to rely on internet retailers that ship overseas. It somewhat limits my choice of cigars but then again I don't get swamped by 15.877 brands with 23.566.194 different choices of size. Sometimes I get a cigar I don't like -don't we all- but hey that is what neighbours, colleagues and family are for, right?