As a super premium mild cigar? My buddy just got engaged (bring on the jokes) and I want to gift him with some fine sticks, but he only smokes milds. Any suggestions?

Playboy by Don Diego... Macanuedos are pretty mild as well.

I'm a huge fan of the RyJ Vintage series....No. III is the robusto and No VI is the torpedo.

I found the ISOM R&J Churchill to be exquisitely mild.

I think Billy hit it on the head.

Romeo & Julieta Vintage #6. It is rolled beautifully and smokes like a champ.....and stays mild and expensive tasting. I have smoked only 1, and have 2 more sitting. The shape is like a belicoso cap, with the tapering width of a pyramid. They call it a torpedo though. Definitely worth picking up.

Dave

Most Zino and Davidoff, excluding the Millenium.

nat sherman metropolitan angler

Montecristo

Avo, Zino, Upmann, Macanaudo, RYJ Vintage, to name a few.

Despite what people may say, Don Asa is not a bad mild cigar, neither is the Astral Favorito...........Just my thoughts...............

Graycliff - Red Label

I second the Greycliff Red Label, plus it's not a cigar one sees everyday.

Any of the Diamond Crown

I also forgot H Upmann Chairmans Reserve

I gotta chime in with BillyJackson. I just had an R & J Vintage last night and just loved it for a mild cigar... Definitely gettting some when I get bask from vacation.

Pleides

I guess it would help if I spelled it correctly ...

PLEIADES PARIS

Handmade: DR

Wrapper: ECCT

Binder: NIC

Filler: DR/NIC

Thy list them as 'Medium Bodied', but if you ask me, I'll tell you it was the mildest cigar I've ever smoked.

A blend originally crafted for import to Europe, the Pleiades Paris is a unique recipe of Dominican and Nicaraguan long-leaf tobaccos. With a slow, even burn, it begins smooth and mild while building in body significantly as it is smoked. Offering an austere, dry cedar flavor punctuated with spice, this cigar possesses a classic European flavor profile. The Pleiades Paris is a very sophisticated smoke.