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I was curious to see if anyone has had the "green" inguana double claro? If so I'd like to hear how it is because I'm considering getting a box. Also, where might be a good place to order LFD's, I live in MT and we don't have much for diverse cigars up here. Thanks guys.

Hell of a review bro, the CAO Sopranos have had me awe-stricken for awhile, by far one of my most wanted smokes. I live in a town in Montana where all there aren't many CAO's let alone Sopranos. The box of Sopranos litters my desktop wallpaper and I hope I'm fortunate enough to try one some day.

Holy cow, it sounded like you were a salesman...and it worked, this ones definately going on my list!

Wrapper: not veiny at all, fairly solid though and cracked. It was a medium-dark shade, and full body. Filler: again, rather harsh, not a hard draw, but the ease wasn't all there either. Smoke: the smoke was good for the first 1/3, but dropped to an almost sour taste about 1/2 way. However...

somehow milk and tobacco seem rather appetizing now.

This stogie was amazing. I heard awesome reviews over all the Kahluas but I had to try one for myself. I got a Robusto, 5.5" long with a 48 gauge. The wrapper had nearly no veins, medium shade wrapper and was as smooth as you wouldn't believe. Burned fairly slow, and very flavorful. An overall...

This cigar was the first of the Bundelo's I've smoked...and I'm not sure I'll go for another Zia. The smoke was good in itself, but it was just a tough cigar to deal with. About a 40 ring, 8 inches long and light shade wrapper. Not too veiny and the flavor was constant but I encountered a...

The CAO hands down

I know they're kind of sweet candy-like or in some cases "latte" cigars, but you can't blame me for trying to find what different cigars are like, regardless of the manliness. But good to know...I won't buy them for the VP of Microsoft if I every have an interview :D Drew Hossle

Tiny little cigar, I chose the smaller of the two they offered. Probably a 30 gauge, or I don't know how low it goes but about as thick as a swisher or hav-a-tampa, but about 4 inches long. It had very little veins in it, and was rolled super tight which kinda made it hard to smoke. I tried...

This cigar was 6" and about a 42 gauge. The filler was good and supposedly pipe tobacco. The wrapper was consistent in color and flavor, but pretty veiny. The burn was good, and the taste made me spit more than others, but it overall was a fairly good cigar.

Hey all, I'm a new smoker altogether...and I just tried a pipe about a week or so ago and found it to be pretty fun. I enjoyed it a bunch and I bought a pipe, but I was wondering if you folks had any suggestions for good tobacco. I live in a little town with littler resources, but anything...

Hey thanks again. I am a brotherhood in OA and I love trading flaps.

Actually, I turned 18 on the third of August...and you have up to 60 days to complete your board of review [i]after your 18th as long as the project is complete and all the paperwork is filled out. I appreciate the concern and commend you for catching me, just a little stich in nationals bsa...

My bad guys, I posted when there were still only two pages to the topic but it must have gone stupid on me...or maybe I'm the stupid one. Oh well, thanks for the challenge anywho.

Hey folks, Honestly, I just got my Eagle Scout tonight and thus my dad and I went for a celibratory smoke.He bought me an Acid Blondie...which I haven't heard of, but thoroughly enjoyed. It was a darker tobacco than the others I'd smoked with the exception of the Black Pearl. I'm unsure of the...

Aaight, So I don't have a family gathering and I don't work for an orphanage for free...but dammit I'm 18 and I've been confined to swishers and two worthwhile fatties. Expand my horizons PLEASE!