Cigars

[TimTom]

Conch Republic Cigar Factory...they make a pretty good smoke and they're hard to find outside of Florida...otherwise, wouldn't a better gift be something unique to his trip.
MonteCristo
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[jgold47]

here is my thing - cigars are kinda like fine wine. If you dont know what your drinking/smoking and dont smoke enough to be able to answer that question on your own, you wont appreicate a good cigar as you wont have anything to compare it to. Personally, I keep Helix cigars on hand for my friends who dont know what the difference. They are good quality, and if they 'learn' they will appreciate it. Plus it comes in a nice tube/wrapper and smokes nice.

Just like wine there are a so many different 'levels' of cigar 'quality', so based on the range, there are a ton of options.

 

[coopster]

Had a Cohiba double corona last night. I can still kind of taste/smell it now.

 

[hellocate]

I do really agree that the cigar which made in Cuba would be the best!!

 

[JFKJean]

Zino's anyone?

 

[donjuan17]



here is my thing - cigars are kinda like fine wine. If you dont know what your drinking/smoking and dont smoke enough to be able to answer that question on your own, you wont appreicate a good cigar as you wont have anything to compare it to. Personally, I keep Helix cigars on hand for my friends who dont know what the difference. They are good quality, and if they 'learn' they will appreciate it. Plus it comes in a nice tube/wrapper and smokes nice.


Just like wine there are a so many different 'levels' of cigar 'quality', so based on the range, there are a ton of options.

So would you recomend Helix cigars for someone trying to start the cigar journey?
So far o got that i should look for a mild cigar.
I would love to know other opinions and suggestions.

 

[gracelisali]

agree.They'll give you tips for your first cigar based on what you're looking for and what flavors you already like. Any good cigar shop should be able to do the same.