Big fan if Perdomo, Torano, and CAO. Any tips would be greatly appreciated

I'm also not sure where to guide you. I don't see any of those three as having an overly distinctive and recognizable aspect to them Do you prefer milder or stronger smokes? What kind of wrapper do you gravitate towards? Maybe take a glance through the cigar discussion threads and see what people are enjoying.

Now prepare yourself young stompaho, for there's a storm on the horizon. There will be demands to smoke better cigars. Some may present strange and new variations to your username. Keep in mind it's all done out of love.... kinda.... sorta.... mebbe

From a different Toraño lover.

They used to be so underrated.

I like a mild smoke. Not super picky with the wrapper but I love a 4-6 with an even smoke. Just looking to hear opinions on cigars that maybe similar or an upgrade!

So even suggestions on some new cigars would be extremely helpful!

& body suggestions.

1) Macanudo Cafe

2) Romeo y Julieta 1875

3) Oliva Connecticut Reserve

4) Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne

5) Arturo Fuente Gran Reserva

6) Ashton Churchill Claro

7) Drew Estates Larutan Natural

8) Padron 1964 Anniversary Series

9) Rocky Patel Connecticut

10) La Aroma de Cuba Immensa

Pricing on these will vary - but this should give you a nice variety from which to choose.

Man O War - Legend or Virtue

Hoyo de Monterrey - the original blend, Hoyo Excalibur, Hoyo La Tradicion

La Aurora - Maybe avoid the ADN Dominicano for now, but otherwise tends to be med/mild

Oliva Serie O or Serie G

Drew Estate - Undercrown Shade

Arturo Fuente - Most any blend

Southern Draw - Rose of Sharon

Padron - Damaso

Illusione - Epernay, Rothschild Connecticut, ECCJ, Candela

*Disclaimer: All suggestions are IMO and YMMV

Anyway, I have to agree with SoB and Mike, if you like mild(mostly),you won't go wrong

with those. I'll add a couple of the mild(mostly) cigars I like.

Cabiguan

Cusano 18 year

Guardian of the Farm

and the new? Espinosa/Guy Fieri blend, Knuckle Sandwich(natural)...in the red box

Have fun, and Welcome to the Asylum🍺

you can move up the strength scale, and the flavor scale at the same time, by trying cigars with Ecuadorian Habano wrappers...these are all medium strength full flavored smokes:

AVO Heritage,

Fuente Casa Cuba and Rosado Sun Grown,

Sobremesa,

San Lotano Oval,

Drew Estate Herrera Esteli, and Las Calaveras

several Tatuaje Monsters,

Tatuaje Havana Verocu

Room 101 Hit and Run, and Master Collection 3

Camacho Ecuador,

AJ Fernandez Last Call and Enclave

Crowned Heads La Imperiosa

My Father (lancero is my fave)

Big fan if Perdomo, Torano, and CAO. Any tips would be greatly appreciated [/quote]

The Torano is a very nice Medium ish cigar. You'll have to watch the auctions but the Rocky Patel Edge Lite is consistently fabulous cigar and often can be gotten at a great price.

Also another is the Undercrown, and Gilberto Reserva.

It is fun to try some different cigars.

And to think........after all that time, he comes in here to wax philosophically about Torano and Rocky Patel cigars?

I’m flabbergasted....

definitely agree and they come in a wide price range from $5 on up

meh.

It's just cake.