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garcia y vega crystals No.100
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0patience Offline
#1 Posted: Wed, Jul 23 2003, 4:12 PM EST
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Has anyone tried these and what did you think of them?
I tried one today and it was quite mild and not bitter.
I was really surprised by it and for the price, I think I may have found a kickin' around cigar. :)
I know it is tough to make a decision based on one cigar, so if anyone has any input, I's appreciate it.
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#2 Posted: Wed, Jul 23 2003, 4:21 PM EST
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It's been a few years since I've smoked one of those, they are a machine made cigar put out by the general cigar company. It's actually the number one selling mass-market cigar using a natural leaf wrapper. If you do your bidding right you can actually get better quality smokes for the same money as you probably paid for that one.
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#3 Posted: Wed, Jul 23 2003, 4:34 PM EST
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Thanks.
I'm still trying to figure out what I like as an everyday cigar, so I have been trying to keep an open mind. Some of the more expensive cigars that others have found to be great, I didn't care for.
I just have to keep searching and trying. :)
Any suggestions?
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#4 Posted: Wed, Jul 23 2003, 9:09 PM EST
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Well that all depends on your own personal tastes and budget. If I remember the crystals it was an inexpensive milder cigar. So if you’re looking for a cheaper mild cigar, there are many on the auction boards worth trying. A couple I know of that I buy and send to a friend of mine stationed in Korea is the W&D maduro. They usually go for about $10 a bundle. There not too bad a smoke and my buddy swears by them. Another that he likes is the Hecho A Mano. They are a short fill cigar that go cheap as well. I’m not real fond of them, but I like better quality and fuller bodied cigars.

My suggestion to you would be to go the auction side and start bidding on 5 packs. You are sure to find some you like and some you don’t. Smoke the ones you like and trade or give away the ones you don’t That’s the fun of C-Bid, as well as the whole cigar experience. So have fun.
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#5 Posted: Wed, Jul 23 2003, 9:15 PM EST
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I just got a Montague Lancero Maduro 5 pack on auction.
I'll try them and see how they are.
Thanks.
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