Recent content by smoore

I am not impressed with the Mayorgas. I much prefer the Sancho Panza DM. But that is just me.

Camacho is one of my favorite lines. (I pretty much live on Camacho, RP, Avo, and Padron.) The 11/18, 07/05, and Diploma are super with a little age. The Corojo, SLR Maduro, and Coyolars are also in my regular rotation. Don't do the Coyolar on an empty stomach. Especially the little figuardo...

I think the Avo Clasics are a great place to start. A little higher priced than some others buy tons of creamy smoke and nice flavor in a milder cigar. Then you can move right to the Avo XO line when you want a little more spice. Hard to go wrong with Fuente also.

Not a fan of them either. I have only tried a couple of them. Nothing really wrong with them but just not my thing.

Good review. I like this cigar myself. It is one of my take to work smokes.

I love the Rothschilds. They seem to be what goes first around here.

I can't wait for the II's to come out as I loved the MB I's

Black Pearl Rojo Robusto I love these. Nice and spicey. < $60

1.PAM 64 2.RASS 3.AVO Signature Belli 4.PSD4

I had a box of the robustos and had many wrapper problems. Not a bad cigar but the wrappers are very delicate. Wrappers wanted to split and always felt dry even when they were not. I did not notice this on a 5er of 6X44's I had.

You sir are an evil temptress. Sounds like you had a delicigasam. :D

Thanks for the info.

you are toast! hehehe but you are not alone. you are very not alone.

Ditto your Ditto! I have found trying to find quality cheep smokes more expensive than just buying the good stuff.

I have found that if I start all my conversations with my wife with the phrase, "if you know what's good for ya". Oh yeah I forgot, they also like those sweet little terms of endearment. So try this one "WOMAN, if you know what's good for ya....." you take it from there. It works great trust...