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Favorite yardgars

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SFG75

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Here's my list

1.)Iguana Maduro robusto
*Lots of smoke
*No burn or wrapper issues
*Excellent taste
*Is often overlooked because of the candela version which is absolutely disgusting.

2.)Colina Petite Corona
*Mixed-filler natural from Costa Rica
*Won on CBid, wonderful aftertaste and aroma

3.)Punch London Club Maduro*Tastes like toast
*Also has a wonderful aroma and aftertaste

4.)Quo Vadis
*Now a long-fil version, the churchill is dirt-cheap
*Natural wrapper, excellent flavor and no burn/wrapper issues at all

What's yours?
 
For me every cigar is a yard gar as it's the only place I'm allowed to smoke. In the winter it's the garage for me :)

The two that I really like are the:

1. Alec Bradley, Trilogy Native Cameroon Robusto
2. Don Collins Corona from Puerto Rico
 
I don't do any lawn work, but for sitting on my patio on a nice sunny day, or my everyday smoke if you will, I have two.. RASCC and San Cristobal - El Principe's.

I just got some Boli CJR's so I'll see how they are and add them to my list if they are as good as some say.
 
I have become very fond of the Flor de Oliva's with a maduro wrapper. I also have some Perdermo mistakes and extras that are aging a little in the 'dor. Haven't tried either of them yet.
 
tone-ny:I just bought a box of Trilogy native cameroons. I had the exotic maduros before-I won a fiver on CBid about seven months ago. I really, really, enjoyed the maduro and just wanted to see if the cameroon was worth a darn. I haven't had the opportunity to open one up yet, so it's just resting in my coolidor until all the darn snow goes away which given my luck, won't be until mid-february. I haven't heard much about the corojo that they make that comes in a green band and box, but I do want to try that one sometime, not a bad price either for any of them.


lucasbuck: I have to agree that the Quintero isn't a bad smoke. That's a machine made Cuban right? I had one last summer and just loved it. It had a great taste and I had no problems with the wrapper at all.
 
SFG75 said:
lucasbuck: I have to agree that the Quintero isn't a bad smoke. That's a machine made Cuban right? I had one last summer and just loved it. It had a great taste and I had no problems with the wrapper at all.
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Yep. But for inconsistent construction they can hold their own with many hand mades.
 
la vieja habanas cheap and even though they have a sandwich filler hold their ash well.
 
Mullethead said:
I have become very fond of the Flor de Oliva's with a maduro wrapper. I also have some Perdermo mistakes and extras that are aging a little in the 'dor. Haven't tried either of them yet.
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Those Perdomo "mistakes" are a pretty good cigar :thumbs:

I've tried to smoke cigars while working in the yard or on my stonewalls but I find it too much of a pain in the a$$ so I gave up.

Cigars for under $2.00?:

Quintero Brevas
 
BrownDevil said:
Roly maduro torpedos
Not bad & cheap :thumbs:
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I hear that these are Puros Indios seconds. I see them a lot in CI's catalog and have been very curious about them. The price and quantity of cigars you get for them on CI seems too good to be true. I see the print ad for them and just can't believe my eyes. What?, are they plugged?, dried out?...I just can't believe that a good smoke would come in a bundle of 25 for what they charge for 'em. I'll have to make these one of my next purchases, perhaps a box-split since they are so expensive. :laugh: :rolleyes: :whistling:
 
I use to smoke AF Curly Head Deluxe for a yard gar. They're short filler but an excellent cigar. If you look hard enough you can find them under $2 each if buying by the box.

Another was Punch Rothchild Double Maduro. Its been a while.

I'd say today my cigar of choice for a yard cigar is a Cuban Belicoso SG
Padron Palma isn't a bad choice either.
 
micker said:
coventrycat86 said:
Cigars for under $2.00?:

Quintero Brevas
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Is it better than the padron Fuma?
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:0 No contest! The only Padron I would consider over any Quintero is the '26 at about 10x the price.
 
I enjoy the Fuente Chateau Sungrowns as a daily and yard smoke.
 
Allofus123 said:
Another was Punch Rothchild Double Maduro. Its been a while.

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I have a lot of these as a "regular smoker".

Regular Puros Indios are pretty reasonable and can be obtained on Satan's own site (c-bid) around that $2.00 mark.
 
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