Cigars?

[.ghoti.]

There has to be few cigar lovers here. I know there's at leat one. That's his name on this site.

My current fav's

AVO, a perfectly made medium strength smoke. A little pricey, but I'm worth it.

Partagas, always good, have been for years. Love the Series S

Leon Jimines, if you like Macanudo's, you'll love these. the best light strength smoke on the market, for my money.

Indian Tabac Cameroon Legend, most of IT's gar's are way too strong for me. These aren't. Smooth and tasty.

Punch Rare Corojo, medium-heavy in strength, very smooth and rich tasting Can't always find them.

Others that find their way into the rotation on a regular basis;

Montecristo

R&J

La Aurora

5 Vegas Gold

Acid Blondies

CAO

There's more, but those are on the top of my list.

What's on yours?

Cheers,

GK

[Low_Budget_Hooker]

Philly blunts for before fishing, jewel sweets for during and a nice opus for dessert.

[Zel]

When I fish at night, lighting up a George Burns Churchill sure helps to keep the skeeters away.

You can't help getting older, but you don't have to get old.  George Burns

[Dan:]

Ewww, LBH, you actually smoke phillies? I didn't think they were used for anything but rolling blunts...

I smoke the occasional cigar, I like ACIDs. Mainly Kuba Kuba's

[fishbear]

While in Florida for business a couple of weeks ago, I did go into a cigar shop and purchase a couple of Jamaican cigars.  For the life of me I can not remember what the name of them were.  However, they were sooooooooooooo smooth, it was unreal.  If I could remember the name I would  order a box for fishing days....  when the wife wont see me smoking them lol...........

[fourbizz]

ACID Wafe's

Rocky Patel Lite's

[Low_Budget_Hooker]

Ewww, LBH, you actually smoke phillies?

Well not ALL of it....I plead the 5th

[fourbizz]

Ewww, LBH, you actually smoke phillies?

Well not ALL of it....I plead the 5th

[burleytog]

When I did, Padron Maduro 3000

[RiskKid.]

La Gloria Corona Gorda & Fuente 858 are my "go to" favs. Great smokes at a relatively reasonable price.

[Cigarlover 1]

C-Gars. Ahhhhh. Love em! Good to see a cigar thread in here. Unfortunately I have cut my cigar smoking way back in the past year. Can't smoke in public in Mass. I came up here from Pittsburgh where you could go anywhere and have a cigar and a drink. I really miss being able to go out and do that. Combine that with the cold weather (I smoke in the house sometimes but don't really like to) and it makes it a chore at times to enjoy a good cigar. At any rate on with the list. I love trying different cigars so I'll give just about anything a shot.

My go to cigars when I don't have the cash to smoke what I want are Fuente 858s, LGC Series R Robusto and CAOs. I like the Criollo, it's got a nice earthy flavor.

When I splurge, which is more than I should, I like an Ashton VSG, Fuente Don Carlos, OPUS, Padron Anniversary.

Others in the mix of fav's are the Rocky Patel Vintage line, Torano 1916, H. Upmann Cameroon. RyJ Reserve Real are good for the money. If I'm in the mood for something strong I'll have an Puros Indios.

Riskkid,

Been super busy lately and haven't had a chance to sit down with my "birthday cigar" yet. But they'll be a full report when I do. I forgotten about it.

[Long Mike]

I prefer Jamacian Sinsimelia cigars, but I don't often get the chance.  ;D

[Guest the_muddy_man]

Every now and then I like El-Cheapo"s ;D BACWOODS SWEET and Milds

The best cigars for me are the ones evryone else is smoking, for me they smell a lot better than they taste. :

[Cigarlover 1]

I'm with ya there muddy. If I'm out with people smoking I'll hold off a while to light up because I love the way they smell.

[Raul]

Cohiba Habana Esplendido, that 's my favorite.

But I only smoke one of those while fishing, if I ever dare to light one up in the house my wife comes screaming like if the danged house was on fire.  > And no, I 'm not going to light one up in the garden while Mrs. Raul is giving me THE LOOK, there 's no pleasure being be under THE LOOK.  :-/

[timmyswetarded]

PUNCH, and Honey <an Austrialian brand dont remember the name

[Jeff P.]

A few years ago I used to smoke them more often than I do nowadays.  My favorite sizes of cigar are the robusto and the corona.  I don't smoke or chew tobacco, so the longer cigars don't do any good for me they just make me feel bad.  Back then I had settled on the Padron cigars as my favorite brand.  I really liked them alot, but if I'm not mistaken there was a bad weather year that wiped out a lot of tobacco crops in Honduras, and my local cigar shop stopped carrying them.

I have a few forbidden sticks in my humidor right now, that I brought back from Germany last year.  Also have a couple Fuente's and a Macanudo.  Macanudo was the first cigar I ever tried, I still remember the day.  

[ohio_bassin]

MMMMMMMMM I do like a GOOD cigar!!!!! Torano's are my favorite, However Cohiba's and an occassional Aicd are good too. (P.S. wife is cool with it, and even stops by the cigar store and brings me home a treat occassionally.) ;D yea I'm braggin.  8-)

[Matits]

I LOVE EL REY DEL MUNDO RESERVA SALADO. I also like EL REY DEL MUNDO Reals, or the Robusto largos, also by El Rey Del Mundo.

I was searching for bass smoking on google, and it came to this site. I joined the site just because of the cigar discussion. I hope the community is active.  I just got back into fishing after about 4 years.

[Redlinerobert]

Cohiba Habana Esplendido, that 's my favorite.

But I only smoke one of those while fishing, if I ever dare to light one up in the house my wife comes screaming like if the danged house was on fire. > And no, I 'm not going to light one up in the garden while Mrs. Raul is giving me THE LOOK, there 's no pleasure being be under THE LOOK. :-/

Raul, you are lucky that you live in Mexico and those cigars are easy to come by.  Here in the US it is a "little" harder.  When I can get my hands on them I LOVE a Bolivar Piramide.  I am also a big fan of Fuente Fuente Opus X, which I stock up on in Las Vegas at Casa de Fuente when I am in town.  

[Low_Budget_Hooker]

Redline- the shop next to my house has the opus X's in stock, lots of them.  Let me know if you need a shipment.

[Catt]

When I can find them Wolf Bros. Rum Crooks  

[Raul]

Cohiba Habana Esplendido, that 's my favorite.

But I only smoke one of those while fishing, if I ever dare to light one up in the house my wife comes screaming like if the danged house was on fire. > And no, I 'm not going to light one up in the garden while Mrs. Raul is giving me THE LOOK, there 's no pleasure being be under THE LOOK. :-/

Raul, you are lucky that you live in Mexico and those cigars are easy to come by. Here in the US it is a "little" harder. When I can get my hands on them I LOVE a Bolivar Piramide. I am also a big fan of Fuente Fuente Opus X, which I stock up on in Las Vegas at Casa de Fuente when I am in town.

They are also hard to get here Red, but I 've got a cuban friend that goes to visit his family twice a year and another frind who is a dog handler so he goes to Cuba oftenly, they are my official providors of cuban cigars.