Newbie saying hello
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Hey all,
im a newbie in this world of cigars as well as this site. As you can tell I can't figure out how to change my screen name but I'll deal with that later!
I'm from New York and have only been smoking cigars for the last 3-4 months. My friend says that I've bee a bit spoiled. He introduced me to cigars and gave me good cigars to start off with. The first was a drew estate herrera esteli and the second was a hoyo de monterrey epicure especial. I've had a couple cigars in college. But nothing that made me want to continue. Since the I've been going to local lounges and trying cigars that the they recommend me. I feel like when I tell them I'm a newbie, they usually give me cigars that are too mild (nat Sherman) and/or cigars that I didn't enjoy like a sacra folium cigar.
I caught the bug and already want to buy some cigars to stash in a coolidor that I'm making right now. He desktop humidor already got filled up. My friend tells me that my palate likes the medium - full body cigars. Can anyone give some advice on what cigars I should try? And how I should buy them. I rather buy at least a pack of 5 since I feel like single sticks are not worth buying in value alone.
Thanks in advance! And my favorite drink so far with a cigar is snapple peach ice tea!
im a newbie in this world of cigars as well as this site. As you can tell I can't figure out how to change my screen name but I'll deal with that later!
I'm from New York and have only been smoking cigars for the last 3-4 months. My friend says that I've bee a bit spoiled. He introduced me to cigars and gave me good cigars to start off with. The first was a drew estate herrera esteli and the second was a hoyo de monterrey epicure especial. I've had a couple cigars in college. But nothing that made me want to continue. Since the I've been going to local lounges and trying cigars that the they recommend me. I feel like when I tell them I'm a newbie, they usually give me cigars that are too mild (nat Sherman) and/or cigars that I didn't enjoy like a sacra folium cigar.
I caught the bug and already want to buy some cigars to stash in a coolidor that I'm making right now. He desktop humidor already got filled up. My friend tells me that my palate likes the medium - full body cigars. Can anyone give some advice on what cigars I should try? And how I should buy them. I rather buy at least a pack of 5 since I feel like single sticks are not worth buying in value alone.
Thanks in advance! And my favorite drink so far with a cigar is snapple peach ice tea!
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Sounds like you are jumping in with both feet. Take your time with purchases as your tastes will definitely change over time and as you experience what the world of the leaf has to offer.
Life is too short to smoke bad cigars!!!
Oh when the Blues, Oh when the Blues, Oh when the Blues go marching in!
OK, Here's my take on making recommendations. I don't like making recommendations. But in your case, I'll make just one. (Because these are the only cigars I feel like lighting up lately for some reason.) Try a Crowned Heads - Jericho Hill 4 cigar sampler. Comes in a box with 1 of each size to sample.
Bob - I do believe it! Let me take a look at the cigar sampler. My friend tells me that people who smoke cigars are usually nice and social and pretty much a close knit community. With that said...there's always people that are on the total opposite side of that as well
AF Hemingway
Torano 1916
Partagas
Leccia
and the list goes on and on.
Sorry, got carried away there.
Seriously though, try, try, try and try some more.
Pay attention to the cigars you like and see what they have in common.
It may be they all share the same binder, filler or wrapper.
Then that gives you an idea of what you gravitate towards.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.