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While I see your point, you need not be so patronizing. Considering your own issues with value for value in the past on here Jake, the fact that Im asking for a Bolivar Gold Medal which is, I believe, a cheaper cigar than the Maddie 5 Genios, as well as the Diadema ( almost) and the Opus A...

I'm a huge fan of the Flor de Oliva in the classic lancero format. I think they call it a panatela. Also, the Perdomo Fresco (Maduro) has recently caught my eye as a good cigar for the money, not much over a dollar a stick, and certainly no more than 2. The flavors are good, and certain to...

If they have any, don't take them all. Please. I was just there today. Had some business to take care of in Austin, and dropped by to pick up a few things. -Jess.

I can agree in context. To me, for a new cigar smoker, someone who walks into a humidor and doesn't know what to buy, an Acid makes a very good "introduction." It's not a "real cigar" but then again, it is, somewhat. It's a transition between the gas-station crap and the world of premium...

It is an interesting concept, to be sure. Granted, my favorite "nub" is a Davidoff Entreacto. I doubt Oliva can top those, at least for me. -Jess.

What would be a reasonable price for these? Anyone? -Jess.

Perhaps an Opus "A"? I do want one of those too. -Jess.

Let's do figurados... I wish for a Cuaba Diadema or a Partagas Culebra or a Davidoff Culebra or a Bolivar Gold Medal But ESPECIALLY the Diadema... I've wanted to try one for a while!!!!! :) Btw Taylor that Maduro 5 will be the biggest size - the Genios. I'll get it to you soon. Thanks to...

Gotcha on an Isom Taylor. How 'bout a Cohiba Maduro? I'll wish later... I love this game! -Jess.

Cuban cigars most definitely need what could be called "extra" aging. For NCs, it is up to you, but I generally keep a few things in mind: Stronger cigars mellow with age, and often become more flavorful. Nicotine in stronger cigars actually "fades" away, although I'll leave the explanation to...

I don't think they have them any more, Taylor. -Jess.

:thumbs: Another gem. -Jess.

San Cristobal a morning smoke? I'm not that affected by strength, but that's a rather full-bodied cigar! -Jess.

Davidoffs, obviously. The best, most flavorful, and complex "milder" cigars in the world. -Jess.

No reason to say you don't have much... there are great cigars in that collection! -Jess.

So it goes with the French! I suppose you could coat a Colibri Firebird in solid gold and it wouldn't make it into a Dupont. -Jess.

You sure it was the G Series? I find all of Oliva's offerings on the milder side, including the Serie V, but the G series is especially light-bodied. Were you inhaling it? If so, that might be why... I don't advocate inhalation of cigars. Perhaps also you had a completely empty stomach? -Jess.

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WOW! Thanks a lot! :thumbs: Here's what happened: I parked at the pump of a local gas station near my apartment complex, walked into the Subway in the gas station with the intention of buying gas afterward, and got towed. I saw it get towed and ran out, but they didn't stop. Worse, my phone...

If that wish is too ridiculous, I'll add a few later. I'm having a terrible day so I can't do anything at the moment. -Jess.