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Permalink Reply by Ross on June 22, 2008 at 4:27am

an oliva series V Double rubusto
Padilla signature (yellow label) toro
La aurora Preferidoros corojo perfecto
and if i may a couple more
la flor dominocana Double ligero chisel
victor sinclair tripple corojo
hope this helps
ross

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Permalink Reply by JohnLongIsland on June 22, 2008 at 8:01am

Fuentes, you pick the size and flavor.

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Permalink Reply by Garrett on June 22, 2008 at 1:23pm

i forgot to put fuentes on the list of ones that i have, but...i definitely need to explore the brand more though

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Permalink Reply by St. Jimbob ... on June 22, 2008 at 8:24am

Fuente Hemingway
Oliva G is mildish, O is closer to medium, and the V has a good kick.
Tatuaje Havana
If you want kick, try Joya de Nicaragua Antano 1972.
And there's always Camacho Corojo (the maduros rock)
for cheaper, yet serviceable smokes, try Sol Cubano or Flor de Oliva (both Oliva products).

Alec Bradley cigars are not expensive, mostly, but never get really strong, ranging mild to medium. Their new Tempus is stronger, but also is priced higher. I like AB's Maxx cigars, as they're fat, smoke cool, and are medium bodied.

There's my $0.02, and then some.

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Permalink Reply by ratpak " I herf alone" on June 22, 2008 at 2:09pm

La Aurora 1495 (love em)
Gurkha Regent
5 vegas Miami (Pepin blended)
Indian Tabac Super Fuerte
Rocky Patel Cuban Classics are pretty good
Maxx are good especially the price

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Permalink Reply by Larry on June 22, 2008 at 2:59pm

De joya nic..antano.... strongest. full bodied smoke on the market...
padron 7000 age it 3 months.
camacho triple maduro
camacho coyolar
601 green trabuco.... go to stick
any ashton vsg larger size

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