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30-40min smoke

Mrepp

Mrepp

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Yo,
I know a thread like this pops up about once a year but hey every year there coming out with new cigars. I have ~30-45min commute to work daily depending on traffic so a full size cigar isen't an option. Any suggestions on quicker cigars??

-M
 
Mrepp said:
Yo,
I know a thread like this pops up about once a year but hey every year there coming out with new cigars. I have ~30-45min commute to work daily depending on traffic so a full size cigar isen't an option. Any suggestions on quicker cigars??

-M
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Cut 1/3 off your regular smoke! :laugh:

El Principe
RASCC
SIG I
Monte 4
Dip. 2
Party short
 
Some of my regular short smokes:

Illusione 68

Tatuaje Havana VI Angeles

EO 601 Guapito

Back Ups:

Gran Habano Habano #3 Lunch Break ( they make a Lunch Break in the Corojo #5 as well)

Vegas De Fonseca Petite (beli)

Jesus Fuego (Numerous Blends in small Corona's)

If your desperate: :D

El Rey Del Mundo Petite Lonsdale
JR Ultimate Petite Corona
 
Padrón 1926 Serie No. 35

"I bet there are guys out there who feel the same way I do about throwing away a perfectly good cigar
because of time constraints. So when I went to Nicaragua, I told the factory to make a 4 x 47 cigar for me.
On the way from the farm to Esteli, the cigar took 35 minutes to smoke. So we decided to call it the No. 35"
-George Padron
 
MilesMingusMonk said:
Padrón 1926 Serie No. 35

"I bet there are guys out there who feel the same way I do about throwing away a perfectly good cigar
because of time constraints. So when I went to Nicaragua, I told the factory to make a 4 x 47 cigar for me.
On the way from the farm to Esteli, the cigar took 35 minutes to smoke. So we decided to call it the No. 35"
-George Padron
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Well, it doesn't get much better than that for me, but I don't know that I could handle that in the a.m.
I suppose I'll try one Saturday morning to see if I turn green.
:laugh:
 
MadMonk said:
MilesMingusMonk said:
Padrón 1926 Serie No. 35

"I bet there are guys out there who feel the same way I do about throwing away a perfectly good cigar
because of time constraints. So when I went to Nicaragua, I told the factory to make a 4 x 47 cigar for me.
On the way from the farm to Esteli, the cigar took 35 minutes to smoke. So we decided to call it the No. 35"
-George Padron
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Well, it doesn't get much better than that for me, but I don't know that I could handle that in the a.m.
I suppose I'll try one Saturday morning to see if I turn green.
:laugh:
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Bacon, eggs, homefries, toast and then the 35. No problem.

Doc.
 
The #35 is by far my favorite, I try to always stock some although they are a bit pricey as a daily PC. I also really enjoy party shorts and boli pcs, where the price can't be beat.
 
Ashton VSG Tres Mystique.

Hands down my favorite particularly good when aged.
 
MadMonk said:
Well, it doesn't get much better than that for me, but I don't know that I could handle that in the a.m.
I suppose I'll try one Saturday morning to see if I turn green.
:laugh:
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My basic mornings consist of adding Cholula hot sauce & green Tabasco in my breakfast burrito, along with a bottomless mug of black dark roast coffee. The strength of a Padrón No. 35 doesn't bother me in the least!
 
The Padrón No. 35 is strong? ???

Brian
 
That's about the amount of time I have to relax most times when I really want a smoke. I'll be taking notes later when I have time. Thanks for the leads on short cigars.
 
La Riqueza no.5. Been through 2 boxes the past 3 months and I have to say I'm not at all sick of them. I've also got a 30-40min commute and it's a perfect smoke for the drive. (About 1/2" - 3/4" left when I pull up)

As for some other recent releases be sure to check out the Don Pepin blue label preferido and the cabaiguan guapo jr.
 
MilesMingusMonk said:
Padrón 1926 Serie No. 35

"I bet there are guys out there who feel the same way I do about throwing away a perfectly good cigar
because of time constraints. So when I went to Nicaragua, I told the factory to make a 4 x 47 cigar for me.
On the way from the farm to Esteli, the cigar took 35 minutes to smoke. So we decided to call it the No. 35"
-George Padron
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+1

Love these little guys. Great flavor and satisfying.
 
I used to enjoy 30-40min smokes too.

I tried some inexpensive smokes such as:
5 Vegas Gold Nugget (too mild for me now, but I used to enjoy the nut and caramel flavor)
PL Panatelas
Partagas Chico
Partagas Short (as suggested by others)
RyJ petit Julietas (little smoke with a lot flavor)
Monte #4 (a good one, but you may want some time to enjoy it)
RASCC (only if it is not plugged)
 
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