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limoric
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rtplatt
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 10:27 AM EST
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I am new to smoking cigars. I have been smoking the milder cigars, such as Macanudo, Baccarat and Montesino. Any suggestions on other 'mild to medium' flavored cigars is appreciated. thank you.
Charlie
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 1:56 PM EST
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V Centennial, Bauza or Partagas would be a fairly good jump to Mild to Medium. Maybe better try the Macanudo Robust line!
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 2:49 PM EST
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Thanks; I'll give them a try
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 4:22 PM EST
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try Mayorga's. They are wonderful cigars and priced reasonable.
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 4:36 PM EST
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Ditto on Mayorgas
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 5:01 PM EST
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Mayorga and Flor De Oliva Grand. Padron, Perdomo2 or Dos Rios are also tasty, but not overpowering.
Charlie
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 5:56 PM EST
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All of the above are really good smokes and I still enjoy the beauty of a Macanudo every now and then!
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Wed, Mar 7 2001, 6:01 PM EST
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Macanudo? I don't know about that. I've never had one that was an easy smoke ... thought I was going to have an aneurysm trying to get smoke out of the last one ...
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Thu, Mar 8 2001, 2:18 AM EST
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Ditto on the Mac comment, Duke of Devons and Portofinos have a pretty hard draw. The Duke of Devon is the hardest pull I've had in a cigar thus far. The Hampton Court is good for a milder smoke.
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Thu, Mar 8 2001, 2:51 AM EST
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Sorry Charlie. Can't agree on the Macanudos. The draw is terrible and the taste is lacking (at least on the ones I've tried.)
Charlie
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Thu, Mar 8 2001, 3:56 AM EST
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Maybe it is just me, but I really enjoy the Macanudo Hyde Park Maduro. Portifinos and Duke of Devon are not sizes I have ever tried! I will yield to the majority opinion......strike the Mac's!
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Thu, Mar 8 2001, 2:05 PM EST
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Padron, Troyo @45 cetro, Primo del rey #4, Bauza Greco
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Thu, Mar 8 2001, 5:55 PM EST
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Mac's. I'll pass. Like sucking on a straw thats in a frozen milk shake. Your lips get tired and you only get a headache. I agree on the Mayorga, Dos Rios, and Flora de Oliva Grand Cams. Not only that the price is right on these brands, around $2 per cigar.
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Fri, Mar 9 2001, 8:00 PM EST
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Natural Clean Robusto, Cupido Torpito, Perdomo2 Rhombus, CAO L'Anniversaire Cameroon (any), La Flor Dominicana El Jocko #2 (nat.) or Fuente Hemmingway Short Story. Just some suggestions. :)
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Sat, Mar 10 2001, 1:59 PM EST
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I smoke all sorts of cigars in the strength and flavor line up . One I have found to be in the mild to medium range and at a very good price is the Mantequilla. The price has always kept me away from them even though I try and not be a cigar snob. I was given one a couple months ago and smoked it out of respect to the giver. I was overwhelmed with the nice flavor and smoothness of this smoke.......Mayorgas and many of the above mentioned smokes are great too, but these things are so cheap, everyone should have a box or two of them....
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Sun, Mar 11 2001, 7:49 AM EST
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I've also had the Hyde Park Maduro, My best cigar out of the last 20, I'm a weekend smoker. The draw was perfect Against the advice of my tabaconist, I will try the rest of the line, He keeps suggesting crap.
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