Recommendations

neoflex · 07-31-2011, 07:17 AM

I'll give you a couple quick recommendations on each spectrum. For mild I often recommend the Perdomo Champagne and the Legendario Connecticut from Camacho. They are both mild but still have enough flavor to keep you interested and not feel like your just sucking on warm air. For medium I tend to gravitate to the PDR Capa Oscuro, Tatuaje Red Labels(Havana VI line) or the Jaime Garcia Reserva Especial. For full body smokes lately I tend to gravitate to Liga 9s and T-52s, La Sirena(blended by Don Pepin for Miami Cigar) and a nice budget smoke in the full range is the Cuba Libre One.
As mentioned before there are a lot of great cigars out there and part of the fun is trying to get to them all. It's nice to have your regulars or fall back smokes but I always enjoy trying something new in between.

07-31-2011, 07:17 AM	#11
neoflex I'm nuts for the place Join Date: Nov 2008 First Name: John Location: Monroe, NC Posts: 2,765 Trading: (32)	Re: Recommendations I'll give you a couple quick recommendations on each spectrum. For mild I often recommend the Perdomo Champagne and the Legendario Connecticut from Camacho. They are both mild but still have enough flavor to keep you interested and not feel like your just sucking on warm air. For medium I tend to gravitate to the PDR Capa Oscuro, Tatuaje Red Labels(Havana VI line) or the Jaime Garcia Reserva Especial. For full body smokes lately I tend to gravitate to Liga 9s and T-52s, La Sirena(blended by Don Pepin for Miami Cigar) and a nice budget smoke in the full range is the Cuba Libre One. As mentioned before there are a lot of great cigars out there and part of the fun is trying to get to them all. It's nice to have your regulars or fall back smokes but I always enjoy trying something new in between. __________________