bigest Ring gauge of cigar

sade

Hi.I look for cigar with the bigest ring gauge. Usually i smok "la aroma de cuba" in size 60/5 Malpensa .

Can you help my what the names and the kinds of cigar in size 64"?

Thank you for your help.

dutyje

Nub 464, Habano, Cameroon, Connecticut.

EDIT: Oh yeah, the Nub Habano also comes in a 466 parejo, and the Nub Cameroon comes in a 466 Box-pressed torpedo.

dutyje

RP makes some stuff in a "Sixty" size (6x60)... The Gurkha Beast and Beauty come in at a 58 ring. On the cheaper side, you've got Flor de Oliva Giants (10x66, 5x60, 8x60) Why do you limit yourself to large gauges?

bass8844

If you can find them (I don't think they make them anymore) the Immenso from Perdomo (that should be the name).

I remember that these things came in large ring guages. I can recall up to a 70 ring guage.

kuzi16

but why?

yeah it burns cooler...
but the wrapper to filler ratio is so poor. they start to taste washed out.

bbc020

I was on a kick for the larger ring gauges, but after a while, what Kuzi is referring to is why I have fallen in love with smaller ring gauged cigars. More complexity and more flavor.

phobicsquirrel

bbc020:

I was on a kick for the larger ring gauges, but after a while, what Kuzi is referring to is why I have fallen in love with smaller ring gauged cigars. More complexity and more flavor.

i might be on the lower end of the scale on this but I like cigars with a 50 and higher. sure a 48 is okay but any lower than that I'm not a huge fan of. I've smoked a few small gauge cigars and just didn't get the same flavor/enjoyment.

urbino

CAO Sopranos?

rwheelwright

phobicsquirrel:

bbc020:

I was on a kick for the larger ring gauges, but after a while, what Kuzi is referring to is why I have fallen in love with smaller ring gauged cigars. More complexity and more flavor.

i might be on the lower end of the scale on this but I like cigars with a 50 and higher. sure a 48 is okay but any lower than that I'm not a huge fan of. I've smoked a few small gauge cigars and just didn't get the same flavor/enjoyment.

For me, it depends on what the cigar is. I usually like a 52 - 58 but I love the Fuente 8-5-8 and I really like the 1495 1994 Cameroon. For me, sometimes it's not the guage but is the length. I have found that I am not a big fan of the robusto size no matter what the guage. Something about the 4.5 - 5.5 inch. 6 and up I usually smoke. I guess size DOES matter. :-) I need the larger cigars to make up for other shortcomings in my life! LMAO

bbc020

rwheelwright:

phobicsquirrel:

bbc020:

I was on a kick for the larger ring gauges, but after a while, what Kuzi is referring to is why I have fallen in love with smaller ring gauged cigars. More complexity and more flavor.

i might be on the lower end of the scale on this but I like cigars with a 50 and higher. sure a 48 is okay but any lower than that I'm not a huge fan of. I've smoked a few small gauge cigars and just didn't get the same flavor/enjoyment.

For me, it depends on what the cigar is. I usually like a 52 - 58 but I love the Fuente 8-5-8 and I really like the 1495 1994 Cameroon. For me, sometimes it's not the guage but is the length. I have found that I am not a big fan of the robusto size no matter what the guage. Something about the 4.5 - 5.5 inch. 6 and up I usually smoke. I guess size DOES matter. :-) I need the larger cigars to make up for other shortcomings in my life! LMAO

I don't think you have to be THAT honest on this forum, but we understand.....jk

phobicsquirrel

lol, that's funny.

kaspera79

Hey bbc... A little to much information.. And on line you should lie in favor of a more positive image. What was Lassies stage name Buck Longhorn ?