Whatcha smokin tonight?

@Vision said:

@Ross_G89 said:

@Rdp77 said:

@Ross_G89 said:
Nice!! I can’t wait to get a hold of some!

Any specific reason?

It’s another cigar to try and experience. That’s all. I’ve heard good things and bad things about them but I’ll never know until I try it for myself. We all have different profiles.

Then my follow up question would be how many Villiger cigars have you smoked and what is it that you liked about them?

I’ve only had 1 Villiger and it was given to me in a Christmas bundle from a friend last year. I don’t remember much about the flavor profiles I got from it, but I remember smoking it to the end which I won’t do if I don’t like the cigar. It has nothing to do with the price of the EGMs of why I want to try it. One of my favorite cigars is the crown series double grande with at a B&M run about $60-$65. Online they still run about $35-$50. I will pay that price if I really want one of those cigars because I know I will enjoy every second of it. I always keep one in my humidor to hang on to for a special night.

@Vision said:

@Ross_G89 said:

@Rdp77 said:

@Ross_G89 said:
Nice!! I can’t wait to get a hold of some!

Any specific reason?

It’s another cigar to try and experience. That’s all. I’ve heard good things and bad things about them but I’ll never know until I try it for myself. We all have different profiles.

So have you tried them or not? To me it seems like that factory blends their cigars marketed towards Europe. They are not known for full-bodied flavorful cigars. Then to follow up all of the questions I would pose you…., What is it about that Cigar’s flavor profile do you like?

And you said that you really like the Crown Series Double Grande….. are you talking about the Zino made at Davidoff? If that’s so I have no idea what that has to do with the EGM producing factory.

I also think that for new smokers… the brain equates price to quality. So yeah, I do think that has a little bit to do with it.

Like I said, I don’t remember the flavor profile
. It was an exclusivo, I just remembered I really liked it. And I am aware about EGM. I know that they were out of Switzerland and the blender was known for Cuban cigars. But as the demand for Cuban Cigars decreased, he got into Dominican tobacco targeting the European market, which makes it unique to American smokers. They are supposed to be more mild, I know. But I’m 36 and have smoked cigars since I was 18 so I’m not “new” but I’m not a veteran either. Each blender is an artist, and their cigars are their passion and commitment. Some are ****, and some are Michelangelo's.
And yes, I am talking about the Zino from Davidoff, the point behind it was I’m not buying cigars because of the price. I’ve said it before, I’ve had expensive cigars that tasted like ****. My palate is well seasoned.
I guess my question is, what point are you trying to make? Are you trying to discourage me from trying an EGM?

@Vision said:

@Ross_G89 said:

@Vision said:

@Ross_G89 said:

@Rdp77 said:

@Ross_G89 said:
Nice!! I can’t wait to get a hold of some!

Any specific reason?

It’s another cigar to try and experience. That’s all. I’ve heard good things and bad things about them but I’ll never know until I try it for myself. We all have different profiles.

So have you tried them or not? To me it seems like that factory blends their cigars marketed towards Europe. They are not known for full-bodied flavorful cigars. Then to follow up all of the questions I would pose you…., What is it about that Cigar’s flavor profile do you like?

And you said that you really like the Crown Series Double Grande….. are you talking about the Zino made at Davidoff? If that’s so I have no idea what that has to do with the EGM producing factory.

I also think that for new smokers… the brain equates price to quality. So yeah, I do think that has a little bit to do with it.

Like I said, I don’t remember the flavor profile
. It was an exclusivo, I just remembered I really liked it. And I am aware about EGM. I know that they were out of Switzerland and the blender was known for Cuban cigars. But as the demand for Cuban Cigars decreased, he got into Dominican tobacco targeting the European market, which makes it unique to American smokers. They are supposed to be more mild, I know. But I’m 36 and have smoked cigars since I was 18 so I’m not “new” but I’m not a veteran either. Each blender is an artist, and their cigars are their passion and commitment. Some are ****, and some are Michelangelo's.
And yes, I am talking about the Zino from Davidoff, the point behind it was I’m not buying cigars because of the price. I’ve said it before, I’ve had expensive cigars that tasted like ****. My palate is well seasoned.
I guess my question is, what point are you trying to make? Are you trying to discourage me from trying an EGM?

I’m almost certain you’re an NPC. Your AI response was all I was looking for. Just another non-answer written by AI. I also think you’re full of shït I think you’re very new or very inexperienced but keep spitting nonsensical BS still trying to squeeze the square peg into that round hole. You seemed almost mystified by some very core line everyday cigars people have posted or suggest you try. Anyone with three weeks of experience would have known the cigars that were recommended.

Exclusivo… To what? I’m pretty positive if anybody who smokes an “Exclusivo” would remember why it was so exclusive and to what and would remember something about the cigar….. Bruh…. You’re chock-full-o-shït

And my AI response is….🖕