jcrimmins
25 years ago
I used to be partial to Dominican cigars. Lately, I've come to the realization that the best non-Cuban cigars in the world come from Nicaragua. The tobacco seems to have a certain character that Dominican and Honduran cigars are lacking (in general). I'm sure that there are some exceptions to this. I'd like to hear other opinions.
unklebill
25 years ago
Give this man a cookie! I always recommend the Mayorga, as they don't break anyones bank. All the Perdomo treats are worthwhile if you're into that. Padron, one of my favorites. All easy to get.
shooter
25 years ago
Another Nicaraguan cigar that is as good as Mayorga is the La Rosa Especial line. A tasty ass kicker.
bud451
25 years ago
I'm with you on the padrons. It's become one of my favorites but I am still smoking HDM and Punch regularly.
wanyburger
25 years ago
true true true. All good smokes and yes nicaragua is making themselves a name lately with some fantastic smokes. CAO is now made there vs. Costa Rica a year ago. Still not sure if that is a good thing though. Taste has definately changed.
jcrimmins
25 years ago
Just got my latest shipment of Nicaraguan beauties from Cigarbid. CAO Cameroon Toros, always a joy. Bahia Trinidad: smoking my first one as I write this. Tasty so far, but needs a little humidor time. And Dos Rios Robustos. I haven't tried the Dos Rios yet, but the night is young. Isn't life great?
unklebill
25 years ago
I haven't been able to warm up to the Dos Rios after my 1st 5 pack. Just not an exciting smoke. I just ordered 5 of the Robustos and will give em another chance....or give em away.
GK
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25 years ago
Gotta agree on the La Rosa. Just had my first today and it seems to be a promising cigar.
jcrimmins
25 years ago
I just finished a Dos Rios Robusto. It started off very nice. Burned evenly, good construction and draw. It started to get a little harsh about halfway through. I think that with age, it will be a great smoke.
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