Originally posted by AttilaTheHornMonetecristo No. 3's sound good, maybe you hook me up with some? 🙂
I used to smoke cigars. My favourite was probable a Montecristo No. 3, but they're expensive. I can get them here in Canada but you can't in the U.S. because they're Cuban. I used to enjoy a Davidoff too. Macanudos are nice.
Originally posted by nmdavidbYou should shell out and try some, maybe you'll like them, maybe you won't. I hear starting with mild cigars are a good idea...
Every now and then...probably 6 months in between..I indulge in one of the small Al Capone rum twists.
I know..cheap ass cigar but I like em...have no clue what a good cigar would taste like.
Dave
I smoke an Onyx Reserve maduro which is reasonably smooth with a lightly sweet taste. Very reasonably priced at about $5-6 each.
However, if you are looking for a good starter cigar, the Montecristo White is extreemly friendly, and will have you begging for more. This was the cigar I started on...it is relatively new, debuted in the mid 90's I think, but it is light yet suprisingly complex.
The only two rules you need to remember if you are going to take up cigars are: 1. Always light the cigar with a wooden match (and let the sulfur burn off first). 2. If by your fifth puff you think the thing tastes like hell, don't hesitate to pitch it and try a new one.
Have fun! 😉
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Originally posted by TheSkipperNice, thanks for the advice. 🙂
I smoke an Onyx Reserve maduro which is reasonably smooth with a lightly sweet taste. Very reasonably priced at about $5-6 each.
However, if you are looking for a good starter cigar, the Montecristo White is extreemly friendly, and will have you begging for more. This was the cigar I started on...it is relatively new, debuted in the mid 90's I think, ...[text shortened]... hink the thing tastes like hell, don't hesitate to pitch it and try a new one.
Have fun! 😉
It also seems that Montecristo white's aren't cuban anymore, but dominican?