7 Cigars, 7 Nights

JJG · 10-26-2009, 05:10 PM

I'm not a fan of the Ashtons so if it were my list, that one would come off but lemme think...

I finally got around to trying the LFD double ligero chisel this weekend and thought it was absolutely delicious. Those are easy to find. what else, hmm

The Tatuaje cabinet series are great and readily available.

I'm a big fan of the AVO XO line. I'd stay away from the regular line but XOs are very complex and smooth with big flavor. cool looking tubes too and great for travel.

If you can't find an anejo, the Don Carlos line is still excellent and can be found at just about every cigar store.

oooh! I had and Illusione Epernay a few days ago that was REALLY good. I became an instant fan.

oh yeah, If you can get your hands on some Opus, they're great.

I would consider all these suggestions to be special cigars worthy of a special occasion. I'll update if I think of some more

10-26-2009, 05:10 PM	#3
JJG Have My Own Room Join Date: Jan 2009 First Name: Jeff Location: Houston Posts: 1,260 Trading: (4)	Re: 7 Cigars, 7 Nights I'm not a fan of the Ashtons so if it were my list, that one would come off but lemme think... I finally got around to trying the LFD double ligero chisel this weekend and thought it was absolutely delicious. Those are easy to find. what else, hmm The Tatuaje cabinet series are great and readily available. I'm a big fan of the AVO XO line. I'd stay away from the regular line but XOs are very complex and smooth with big flavor. cool looking tubes too and great for travel. If you can't find an anejo, the Don Carlos line is still excellent and can be found at just about every cigar store. oooh! I had and Illusione Epernay a few days ago that was REALLY good. I became an instant fan. oh yeah, If you can get your hands on some Opus, they're great. I would consider all these suggestions to be special cigars worthy of a special occasion. I'll update if I think of some more