What do you think of the MONTE #4?

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I have invested in one of those Montecristo #4...

What do you think of it?

I hope it blow my mind! A nice little cigar.
Im after a short cigar for those short times when you dont have time for a robusto or so....

Any one how can recommend i short (cuban) smoke?
 
sir-smokes-a-lot said:
if you want something smaller, get the Montie #5, same as the #4, but a little smaller.
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yeah, but for the small difference in price you might as well get the 4's. Which I absolutely love!!
 
Fast4Dr said:
Ramon Allones Small Club Corona
Partagas Short
Bolivar Petite Corona
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All excellent choices i try to keep a box of the RASCC and the Bolis, love em, powerful little rascals, and don't limit yourself to them for a shorter smoke, try any brand of isom petit coronas, find a place to get a couple of individuals and try several ,i have stumbled on some really great smokes like that,

nick
 
Montecristo #4's are good...

Hoyo De Depute's - especuially ones with some age on them like the '98's are better ;) :thumbs: :love:

Sam
 
Another member of the first ISOM was a Monte 4 club
Always been one of my favs....I been buyin a lot of other sticks lately...But I notice I never allow myself to run out of monte 4's

PaulMac
 
SamGuss said:
Montecristo #4's are good...

Hoyo De Depute's - especuially ones with some age on them like the '98's are better ;) :thumbs: :love:

Sam
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I do like the monty 4's but the Depute's are daily smoke. they are great in the morning with a cup of java and the paper.

But I also like the vegas Robania Famosos, a bit bigger but still a great smoke.

my latest addition (today)is a box of la Gloria Cubana Tianos, again a bit longer than a petite corona. but still looks like a great ceegar. Waiting for these bad boys to rest so I can taste one.

what ever U get, enjoy!!!! :sign:
 
heh -- I bought a box of 03 Monte #4's in Barbados, and then sold them to a cigar dealer in Dominica, because I decided I didn't really want the Monte #4's. Mostly it was because when I make the time to smoke a cigar, I generally want something that will last a long time.

If you want a quicker smoke, and like the taste of the Monte's, then you can't go wrong.
 
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