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howdy yall!
names Thomas, im from mansfield right down the street from Fort Worth Texas, and damn proud of it! im 21 i started smokin cigars the day i turned 18 on an Ashton VSG. and feel in love with it. then i started dating this girl who hated it so i gave it up for a while. but i recently ended that relationship and now im back in full swing! right now im really diggin the Partagas Black Label, and the camacho corojo/ but im tryin not get stuck on one until ive tried quit a few. glad to be apart of social cigar!
(P.S. if yall got any suggestions on what i should try next itd be greatly appreciated)
(P.S. if yall got any suggestions on what i should try next itd be greatly appreciated)
Tags: arlington, fort, mansfield, newby, suggestions, texas, worth
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Permalink Reply by ryoga81 on -
Seems your a fan of full bodied smokes...try La Flor Dominicana. The DL (double Ligero) line is one of the most consistent, strongest and most flavorful line of smokes you'll ever have. My personal fave is the DL700 Maduro (6.5x60). Also not to be missed are the Chisel Maduro, El Jocko and Factory Press lines. La Flors typically fall in the $6-$9 range and pair great with coffee first thing in the morning.
Another must-try, full tilt smoke is Rocky Patel's The Edge Maduro. It's my favorite "everyday" smoke and it's relatively affordable at ~$6 a stick for a Torpedo.
For Camacho, you HAVE to try the SLR Maduro and Coyolar Puro. Both complex smokes, the Coyolar is billed as "one of the strongest smokes on the planet"...I don't fully buy into it, but it IS a strong and delicious smoke.
Let's see, what else?....ah yes, you should try Saint Luis Rey's Serie G line. Again, strong, complex yet balanced in flavor and ranging from $7-$8 a piece.
Happy hunting and don't be afraid to try something new just because it's different. That's how I found out about most of my favorites! (^_^ )
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Permalink Reply by Seth Thomas Noel aka undertaker on -
Hellow my fellow TEXAN, Try Illusione cigars any of them are great!!!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by JohnLongIsland on -
Greetings from the North pole.
Don't limit yourself to full flavored. Try some 'gars that are a step below in flavor, but compensate by offering a little more complexity:
Fuente Hemingways
LFD Coronados
Padron Maduros
Punch
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Permalink Reply by Mike Kestel on -
Howdy there I use to spend alot of time back in the day in Mansfield I had A friend there I'd drive up from Galveston.My friend is now deceased you might have known or heard of him Don Mayfield.,I seem to gravitate to Hoyo Excaliber maduro during the day and something like an Olivia V,or Partagas Black in the evening!
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Permalink Reply by Thomas Slagle on -
oh man cant say i have heard of him but ill ask around brother i do know alot of people here. and thanks for the suggestions man much appreciated!
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Permalink Reply by Thomas Slagle on
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Alright, much thanks guys. ill be check out these fine sticks soon!
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Permalink Reply by ryoga81 on
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For some medium bodied smokes, I recently tried a Gran Habano Connecticut #1 and as far as connies go, this one is amazing. The Corojo #5 blend is one of my favorite Corojo-wrapped smokes as well, second only to Camacho's Corojo.
Also not to be missed is the recently released Camacho Connecticut and the original blend of La Aroma de Cuba. If it has a red band on the foot, put it down....they were recently reblended and they're just not the same. The original blend is a little tough to find, but I think you might be able to get ahold of some from Arlington Cigar or the new Tobacco Lane at the Parks Mall.
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Permalink Reply by Thomas Slagle on
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yeah i did try a camacho connecticut, i liked it. i got it from the black band project thing, so it was free and that made it taste evan better. and ill check out the La Aroma as soon as i get some cash flow. luckly my humidor is about half full, so i wont be without for a while. and thanks man for all the suggestions!
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Permalink Reply by Ben Hester on -
fell***
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Permalink Reply by Thomas Slagle on
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lol i hate you!
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Permalink Reply by Ben Hester on
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much love bra :-)
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Permalink Reply by Loomis™ on -
Thomas welcome to SC. Anytime I'm looking for a true full bodied cigar I reach for a La Flor Dominica. Most of them are reasonably priced and for some reason you get more than what you pay for. A few others I like are Fuente Hemingway's, both low end and high end Padron's it all depends what fit's your budget. San Cristabol's and you alreqady found the VSG's and one last one to try is the Camacho Triple Maduro. It looks like you have more than enough suggestions
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