Bigcountry40
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I shop on Cigar International, I typically buy sampler packs that are on sale, I did by some Romeo y Julieta Cigarillos and they were excellent
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Idk if they do it online, but in the ft worth location they will let you pick four 5 packs for $75. Sweet deal and cohiba is an option.
Blind, buddy heater, Alec Bradley Prensado.... it's a good day
Bigcountry40
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Bigcountry40
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I really like the Cuban delights, pretty cheap like 1.50 a cigar. FYI for u fellow cheapos out there who smoke while drinking busch lights
Wha.....?
My last remembrance of a backwoods cigar wasn't that flavored one but I was highly less than impressed. If I'm going cheap or for a quick smoke in the stand I will do a wood tip black and mild.
Love those but never smoked one with tobacco in it
They make a nice follow-up to the spliff'd version.
So far, I've had a Cohiba Black and a Nicaraguan and the Nicaraguan was the best. It's a keeper for sure. Also picked up a nice v-cut cutter. I can't wait for an excuse to fire up one of the R&Js. I'm waiting for the right day to have a fire outside. 
These are fun to smoke, but not my favorite tasting stogie so far. Definitely better for sitting around a campfire and not walking about. Still worth the purchase.
Chancegriffis
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I enjoy the NUB for an active cigar. Cohiba black for a drinking gar or even the San Lotano Requiem Maduro Toro…. Definitely a mouthful but a damn tasty one
First ever Bahia Brazil Hand Made and I'm sold. We went bowling tonight and our local alley is right behind a liquor store with the best cigar selection in the valley. Picked this up after I laid 4 down and she said "add a 5th and get 20% off on the others", so I hustled back to the cabinet and pulled this one for a solo venture tonight. Very smooth and it keeps a good cherry. Prefect loafing man's cigar.
Got my hands on some Acid Kuba Kubas and they became an instant #1. Trying to find the Kuba Maderos as I suspect I'll like those even more. Living in BFE isn't real conducive to cigar exploration, so I'm looking forward to some road trips in the next few weeks so I can shop new selections around the state.
The acids are my go too. Nothing is better than back deck, evening sit with a tumbler of bourbon and a good dog…..
Paired with some Makers #46 French Oaked. Perfect way to cap off the week.
At a local restaurant that's a wine and craft beer market too. I used to work with the owners dad and he's a craft beer and cigar guy. When he retired, he installed a humidor and they keep a solid supply. Our Kroger liquor store also has a solid rotation.
Nice, gonna have too find those down here!