What do you guys think of these cigars?

Newbie_nick · 07-23-2012, 07:53 PM

Yeah, I think that others have stated similar thoughts, but I would avoid that sampler. Actually, I tend to avoid the samplers in general because CI tends to lace cheap cigars in with decent ones.

If you want cheaper cigars, I would go to one of the bid sites, do some research, and fire off some bids!

Sonic04GT · 07-23-2012, 10:55 PM

Haha well this thread was a little more successful than I had assumed. I'll stay away

CRIMPS · 07-24-2012, 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Sonic04GT

Haha well this thread was a little more successful than I had assumed. I'll stay away

FriendlyMan · 07-24-2012, 09:25 AM

I'm in to Cigars for about 7 years now.
What happened to me when I was new is that I mistakenly bumped in to a good cigar shop and they recommended some good cigar for me, well no, they recommended some real good cigar and the rest was history I had a hard time going down from there and smoking anything cheaper. What really did it for me, was after I had that real good stick I went back and tried a $1 filter cigar from the news stand. I gave one puff and that thing, (I don't want to call it cigar anymore) flew out my car window as far as I could throw it. It tasted like paper towel. But you know what, its like with everything else. The store still sells so many of those. I see the drunken guys on the corner smoking those all the time.

My point is, I don't think their is anything wrong with "trying" any of those. But don't expect to get excited. If you do you do and if you don't don't say we didn't warn you

You could spend that $30 $40-Bucks on a fiver or sometimes a Ten pack offer of better smokes.
A member on here might even offer you a sampler for sale.

Once you try a few better ones you'll understand what we are all trying to say.
The key here is to try to pay less for the better smokes. And learn what you enjoy and what you don't.

07-23-2012, 07:53 PM	#1
Newbie_nick Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Jul 2011 First Name: Nick Location: Findlay, OH Posts: 418 Trading: (13)	Re: What do you guys think of these cigars? Yeah, I think that others have stated similar thoughts, but I would avoid that sampler. Actually, I tend to avoid the samplers in general because CI tends to lace cheap cigars in with decent ones. If you want cheaper cigars, I would go to one of the bid sites, do some research, and fire off some bids!

07-23-2012, 10:55 PM	#2
Sonic04GT Feeling at Home Join Date: Sep 2011 First Name: Chris Location: South Florida Posts: 643 Trading: (0)	Re: What do you guys think of these cigars? Haha well this thread was a little more successful than I had assumed. I'll stay away

07-24-2012, 09:25 AM	#4
FriendlyMan Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jul 2009 First Name: JACK Location: NYC Posts: 212 Trading: (7)	Re: What do you guys think of these cigars? I'm in to Cigars for about 7 years now. What happened to me when I was new is that I mistakenly bumped in to a good cigar shop and they recommended some good cigar for me, well no, they recommended some real good cigar and the rest was history I had a hard time going down from there and smoking anything cheaper. What really did it for me, was after I had that real good stick I went back and tried a $1 filter cigar from the news stand. I gave one puff and that thing, (I don't want to call it cigar anymore) flew out my car window as far as I could throw it. It tasted like paper towel. But you know what, its like with everything else. The store still sells so many of those. I see the drunken guys on the corner smoking those all the time. My point is, I don't think their is anything wrong with "trying" any of those. But don't expect to get excited. If you do you do and if you don't don't say we didn't warn you You could spend that $30 $40-Bucks on a fiver or sometimes a Ten pack offer of better smokes. A member on here might even offer you a sampler for sale. Once you try a few better ones you'll understand what we are all trying to say. The key here is to try to pay less for the better smokes. And learn what you enjoy and what you don't. Last edited by FriendlyMan; 07-24-2012 at 09:37 AM.