Obligatory "New Guy" Thread
doromath
Posts: 576
Hey Folks!
Finally made a post yesterday so I'm putting up the standard thread to properly introduce ones self to the esteemed members of this board.
I've been reading the forums for the better part of 6 months now, and owe much of my cigar knowledge to all the fantastic information you've all put up.
I've only truly picked up the hobby since Christmas, due to an extremely generous gift from my fiance's father (a stocked 40ct Burlwood Humi), though I've dabbled in the past at special events. The bug has definitely bit me though and since I hear there's no cure I'm just rolling with it.
So far I've found my tastes tend towards anything creamy, regardless of body though I do enjoy changing it up to something with a good bit of spice. My palate is still a work in progress so take this with a grain of salt! Favorites thusfar are a R&J Reserva Real and Gurkha Signature 101 (For all those polarized by Gurkha I'm still on the fence. They're 2 for 4 in my book at the moment)
Thanks again, I look forward to more reading and contribution to these forums in the future!
Finally made a post yesterday so I'm putting up the standard thread to properly introduce ones self to the esteemed members of this board.
I've been reading the forums for the better part of 6 months now, and owe much of my cigar knowledge to all the fantastic information you've all put up.
I've only truly picked up the hobby since Christmas, due to an extremely generous gift from my fiance's father (a stocked 40ct Burlwood Humi), though I've dabbled in the past at special events. The bug has definitely bit me though and since I hear there's no cure I'm just rolling with it.
So far I've found my tastes tend towards anything creamy, regardless of body though I do enjoy changing it up to something with a good bit of spice. My palate is still a work in progress so take this with a grain of salt! Favorites thusfar are a R&J Reserva Real and Gurkha Signature 101 (For all those polarized by Gurkha I'm still on the fence. They're 2 for 4 in my book at the moment)
Thanks again, I look forward to more reading and contribution to these forums in the future!
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¨Only two people walk around in this world beardless - boys and women - and I am neither one.¨
both great reccomendations! welcome to the forum man, lots of great guys on this forum and tons of great info.. I would definitely check out the ccom house blends, they will give you a great idea of what cigars you like.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
I second the Park Ave. One of my favorite milds. The Verdadero Organic is great too.
Good to have you with us, new guy!
As for any similarities my avatar may have to anyone elses all I can say is that they must have good taste. Otherwise the "puff"er fish remark went right over my head (though I'm quite used to this happening).
I think I'll give the Park Ave. and RP Connie a try next time I order some sticks. My humi actually LOOKS like it has space so I'm close to being able to justify another purchase. I'm resisting the addiction as best as possible, though it will be harder once the wedding occurs and I no longer have that driving me to save money!
Alex, that's incredibly nice of you to offer to send me a welcome package! I'm not stocked to be able to return fire immediately, so no worries if you want to hold off. If you DO go forward with the initiation bomb realize that the retaliation shelling may be up to a month in coming. I'm not one to let a good deed go unpunished, there just may be some lag time there
No apology necessary!*
*unless of course the other person was a low-down dispicable sneak, in which case apology accepted!
I haven't had all the RPs but I haven't had a bad one yet. Good luck.