Grass Cuttin' Gars

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guinnessguy

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Looking for suggestions for reasonably priced sticks for grass cutting, working in the garage, cleaning the basement - you get the idea. Stumbled upon La Vieja Habana's from Drew Estate recently - not "bad" for the price.
 
what price are we talking here?

JR Alternatives are OK for the cheapest of the cheap, as are Tampa Sweethearts/Flor de Ybor City
 
My local shop has the Luna Azul (I think they're corona grande's - 6 1/2 X 45) bundles for $9.99 (25 cigars). These were in his humi for about 4 years at 70/70 - nice light to medium smoke / very pleasant - even nicer with the age on them. A lot of the guys at the shop have been picking them up for exactly that reason - an excellent yard 'gar. I've had one and it is a very nice smoke for the money.

If you're interested, I'll pick you up some - with tax and shipping it should come out to about $15.00. (2 bundles, with shipping, is $27.00). Shoot me a PM if interested.

George

(here's a write up on them: Luna Azul write up)
 
guinnessguy said:
Something in the 3 to 5 dollar range?
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I would go with the padron regular line (like 2000s and 4000s) without a doubt, followed in a close second by JR Ultimates (NOT alternatives!)
 
Heck, forget the grass cuttin cigars and go straight to the grass killin cigars.. ie..acid, lars, etc.. :rolleyes:
 
For 3 to 5 bucks I would go with LGC's or Casa Torano/Exodus/etc. Heck, to me a yardgar would be under a buck a piece- bite it, light it, smoke it, toss it. IMHO only of course.

Any specific vitolas you would suggest on the Quintero's Lucasbuck?
 
Horse said:
Heck, forget the grass cuttin cigars and go straight to the grass killin cigars.. ie..acid, lars, etc.. :rolleyes:
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I think if you toss those cigars around on your grass in California, you may be subject to prosecution under the "improper disposal of toxic substances" statute. :rolleyes:
 
I like to try out cigars I haven't had befor when doing chores around the house
cbid $10-$15 5ers are good for this. I have found some everyday smokes
this way. I waste some, but the thrill is in the hunt :D
we all like like to find the low cost cigar that tastes good to us :thumbs:


Bill
 
Kento said:
Any specific vitolas you would suggest on the Quintero's Lucasbuck?
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Brevas and Nacionales are my favorites. The Minis and Clubs are great too if you like cigarillos.
 
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