just wondering
jreed10209
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has anyone tried a perdomo en vidrio? i just had one and really thought it was a good smoke,some people on another blog board just laughed it off as a beginner cigar. i thought it was well constructed and very full flavored,any thoughts?
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there are many cigars out there that i smoked as a beginner, but few of them are "beginner cigars"
a cigar is what you make of it.
i was just telling another member via PM that i like this forum the most because the people here are good and we wont laugh at you (unless you want us to). nobody on any forum should ever judge you by what you smoke. other forums you will find a bit of that. but here, we welcome differences because we all want to learn as much as we can. we cant do that if we all smoke the same cigars.
on that note, if you lit it, and you liked it when you smoked it, then it is a good cigar.
it does not matter what others think. only what you do. you are doing this for you, not for me, or this forum, or other forums. you are not into cigars to make others happy. you are into them to make you happy.
smoke what makes you happy. Learn why they make you happy. share that joy with other BsOTL. (Brothers Of The Leaf)
I personally dislike everything I've tried from Perdomo. However, my favorite brand is CAO and I have seen people who dislike everything they put out. Its all about individual taste.
I've had two of them and thought it was a pretty good cigar. I would not call it a beginner cigar though, first because I don't agree with the school of thought that a beginner can only appreciate a certain level of cigar, but also because I don't think most beginners would like this cigar, I know I wouldn't have liked a cigar that strong when I was first starting out.
I think those people who refer to cigars in such a way just like to hear themselves talk and they really like to stroke their own egos, I just keep puffing and ignore them, hardly worth my time to do anything more.
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