Premium, super premium and rare cigars?

[Napa_Smokes]

Premium is what I smoke, super premium is what I'd like to smoke but can't afford, and rare is what I've smoked and can't get more of.

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Truthfully, it is all matter of personal taste. Someone might consider one cigar rare, and to another it could very well be an everyday smoke.

This is exactly it. It depends on the individual. Someone earlier mentioned Padron 1926 Serie being super premium, however I would disagree and say that's just a premium cigar, but nothing special at all. Maybe I say that because of availability.

The 40th Anny from Padron I would consider a super premium, mostly because of price even though they are widely available.

I think rare directly translates to "not generally available to the public" or a "very limited release, not on the shelves anymore".

Man none of the B&M's around here have any of the padron 40th or 80th cigars. For me opus is a lot more common then the high end padrons and when they do get them in they limit those to one or 2 sticks per person unless they mark them up outrageously.

 

[Infinity]

Truthfully, it is all matter of personal taste. Someone might consider one cigar rare, and to another it could very well be an everyday smoke.

Well said Mike.

Brian

 

[tasman]

Well for me rare is:

AF Hemingway Sungrown
and
AF 858 Rosado

Good luck finding them!

Well put Brian, Mike and for the most part!

That is the main reason I said for me rare is:

 

[Gonz]

Premium is what I smoke, super premium is what I'd like to smoke but can't afford, and rare is what I've smoked and can't get more of.

:thumbs:

Truthfully, it is all matter of personal taste. Someone might consider one cigar rare, and to another it could very well be an everyday smoke.

This is exactly it. It depends on the individual. Someone earlier mentioned Padron 1926 Serie being super premium, however I would disagree and say that's just a premium cigar, but nothing special at all. Maybe I say that because of availability.

The 40th Anny from Padron I would consider a super premium, mostly because of price even though they are widely available.

I think rare directly translates to "not generally available to the public" or a "very limited release, not on the shelves anymore".

Man none of the B&M's around here have any of the padron 40th or 80th cigars. For me opus is a lot more common then the high end padrons and when they do get them in they limit those to one or 2 sticks per person unless they mark them up outrageously.

Hey Napa, PM sent about THIS