Craig Mac
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Had an H Upmann Mag 46 on the course and an Opus Fuente Fuente at the pub yesterday.
What cigar did you smoke today?
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Alright, I need a little THP assistance here. I'm playing in a golf outing on Saturday and want to buy a few cigars for our foursome.
Looking to spend in the $10-$15 range. Any recommendations?
Looking to spend in the $10-$15 range. Any recommendations?
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10-15 per cigar or total for 4 of them?
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I was thinking more per cigar. But if a good cigar exists for under $10 (which I'm sure it does) I would do that also.
Craig Mac
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Depends on what level smoker you are buying for. If they are beginner smokers just get them some cigars in the $6-$7 range like Oliva G, Romeo y Juileta Habana Reserve, Rocky Patel Vintage 90 or 92. If they are experienced smokers go with the Padron 1964's or Brown Label Tatuaje's
JRod
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64's are like 25$ a crack here maybe I need to start shopping with you.
SharkHat
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For carting cigars to the course, I usually recommend getting ones in aluminum tubes. The tube is great for protection plus it helps keep them humidified.
I'm a sucker for Dunhill and Davidoff on the course. Both are fairly mild and smooth, and could fit your budget (Davidoff might stretch it a bit).
For after the round with a beverage, I like a cameroon or maduro. Partagas is one of my top ranks.
I'm a sucker for Dunhill and Davidoff on the course. Both are fairly mild and smooth, and could fit your budget (Davidoff might stretch it a bit).
For after the round with a beverage, I like a cameroon or maduro. Partagas is one of my top ranks.
JRod
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The course is why I always keep stocked up on omar ortez. A great smoke for about 2.45 a piece. Can't beat them. I thunk they are much better than patel edges.
Craig Mac
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Check the link at the top of the page buddy
Point was, I wouldn't spend $10-15 on beginners, but would on guys that regularly smoke.
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Thanks for the help, friends. Some good recommendations here. I'll probably go on Wednesday to pick something up. Definitely just want a nice mild cigar.
Craig Mac
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Affordable mild smokes would be Rocky Patel Edge Lite, CAO Gold, Oliva Connecticut, EP Carillo New Wave, Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real. If you want to go up a notch, go with AVO Classic, Ashton Classic or Davidoff Thousand series.
Craig Mac
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Couple cigars today since it was a special day
asca2
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Padron Anniversario 1926... amazing cigar
Craig Mac
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Had a Frank Jr from the new Tatuaje Little Monster Series.
With some Nachos and some cold drinks while watching the game at a buddies house last night.
With some Nachos and some cold drinks while watching the game at a buddies house last night.
JRod
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Good stuff Craig!
JRod
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Wow dude you inhale cigars? Beast.
JRod
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Next time we play I'm gonna bring a Cain 660 and I wanna see you inhale that. Its straight ligero and you may very well die.
JRod
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Yep Gurkha's are good cigars. However that being said most of them are exactly the same with different names and cool labels. You should see some of the cases that they come in they are immaculate.
Jjmorris
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What is a benefit to inhaling?
threshold350
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Grows hair on chest. Inhale enough you end up with a sweater vest :what:
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