Tell me what I like
SteveInTexas
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I'm so new at this that all I know is that I like what i like.
Tonight I am smoking a Casa Magna Licey Robusto and LOVE IT!!
My other favorites have been:
Camacho corojo
and
Padron 7000
Is there a commonality between these that I can look for in others?
Tonight I am smoking a Casa Magna Licey Robusto and LOVE IT!!
My other favorites have been:
Camacho corojo
and
Padron 7000
Is there a commonality between these that I can look for in others?
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Hey Steve welcome again and glad you've been enjoying some good smokes. Hard to say what you like since everything when it comes to smoking cigars is subjective but from the ones you listed the commonality I see is an enjoyment of big bold and chocolatey flavors and spice. Most of those have a spice, leather, chocolate and nuttiness to them. If you like the Padron you'd likely enjoy anything else in their offerings as well. As for the Camacho I suspect it's the corojo wrapper you are enjoying. With regards to the Casa Magna and others you would probably enjoy a lot of the blends from AJ Fernandez and maybe even Don Pepin Garcia and Tatuaje stuff. However this is all just an opinion and I could be wrong, plus you're likely to hear other opinions as well. Hope this helps

Brett"When walking in open territory bother no one. If someone bothers you, ask them to stop. If they do not stop, destroy them."1 -
That is what I was looking for. Thank you.1
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No problem Steve happy to help out

Brett"When walking in open territory bother no one. If someone bothers you, ask them to stop. If they do not stop, destroy them."0 -
A+ stuff Brett @90+_Irishman
@SteveInTexas may I also suggest checking out @Trident's site, www.thelnl.net, and looking at the "Flavor Profiles" page under the "Cigars" section.
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I like that. Keep it simple. Just because you're new, doesn't mean you can't trust your own palate.SteveInTexas said:...................all I know is that I like what i like.
I know you didn't ask but, It's on my mind so, I'll give you a heads up.
(And, this is for ALL the new smokers.)
All the guys here are super cool but,..... there are a few that'll try to put you in your place. These guys hate newbies. Trust me, it's real. If you're curious you can easily flush them out. Express a little love for some basic budget cigars while at the same time offering a firm opinion on well,.... on anything. They HATE that.
All the vets here are nerds. (Me too.) Think about it. Who else spends this much time on such trivial ****? The coolest cigar smoker I know buys bundles of 2nds that "he enjoys". And, he wastes no time learning about rockstar blenders or growing regions or seeking out the newest release or locating an old HTF LE.
And, if you know, without even blinking, what I mean by an old HTF LE,..... you're a cigar nerd! Nothing wrong with that unless you've gotten a fat head from back-slapping with all your fellow forum vets (nerds).
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Well damn Bob, that was a very accurate description of me."We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give". Winston Churchill.
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Since when did you start smoking 2nds?Patrickbrick said:Well damn Bob, that was a very accurate description of me.Free Cuba
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Gee, I dunno... Your head didn't look all that fat the last time I saw you on the Vherf, @Patrickbrick.....
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That's because he has a deceptively tiny frame."Cooking isn't about struggling; It's about pleasure. It's like sǝx, with a wider variety of sauces."
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That part of Brett's reply hits it on the head. There's a lot of variables going on; between your palate and someone else' (even though to them there seem to be similarities) and the occasion when you or they smoked it, not to mention occasional variables in a blend, or how they're stored... it's hard to say if you liked that, you should like this.90+_Irishman said:Hard to say what you like since everything when it comes to smoking cigars is subjective...
Most of us get hung up on what we like, to the end that we may pass up an opportunity to smoke something we like more. And the fact that you LOVE what you smoked so far, has no bearing on what you'll LOVE in a year or two from now.
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Damn, I'm guilty as charged Bob! lol1
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Bob_Luken said:
If you're curious you can easily flush them out. Express a little love for some basic budget cigars while at the same time offering a firm opinion on well,.... on anything. They HATE that.
OK. I'll give it a try...
I love me some Quorum cigars because @Bob_Luken, in my humble yet firm opinion, is a rare HTF LE nerd.
"When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." - Charles Haddon Spurgeon2 -
So now this newbie's favorites are:
Nub Camaroon
Casa Manga Licey (which seems to be a rare find)
Camacho Corojo
and I just had a Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne that was different from those in that it seemed lighter, but had tons of good flavored smoke
Had a Monte Cristo Media Noche last night that was ho-hum.
This is pretty fun
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Discovery and jumping in head first is what it's all about, enjoy the ride and don't rush it just sit back and smile as it all comes

Brett"When walking in open territory bother no one. If someone bothers you, ask them to stop. If they do not stop, destroy them."0 -
Just went to the local shop and picked up:
2- Hemmingways
1- CAO Camaroon
2-Perdomo 10th Anniversary
And the owner was kind enough to give me an AVO XO
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The commanality is smoke the heck out of what you discovered you like already. Yea granted your eyes might be closed to new stuff by doing this but there is new stuff coming out every day. A guy named Vince used to post here regularly. He only referenced one cgar he smoked. And he worked part time at a cigar shop. His options were many. Now granted hIs preference was by no stretch of the imagination inexpensive but it is what he liked. So smoke what you lke and like what you smoke.2
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I didn't know what a good cigar was until the BOTL started sending me samples (newsletter), to be honest I really haven't progressed that far due to circumstances beyond my control, ie unemployment, nagging wife, but I do know a variety of what is avaialable now. I have smoked bargain sticks I have found on my own and some high dollar chit the brothers have turned me onto but the key is enjoy the stick. If you don't enjoy it toss it and find one you likeA little dirt never hurt2












