Robby
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23 years ago
Hey, don't I know you?

Yes, these are tried and true lines, but I'm wondering, what is your favorite "line". Not your favorite cigar, your favorite line of cigars?

Fuente should be excluded from the voting! 🙂 but, is not. If that's it, sing it out!

For me? I think I have to go with CAO oh Oh OHHH!!! Welcome Aboard! IMHO, they have the breath, depth, pricing, taste, construction, variation, etc.... They have it all. If I could only have 1 "brand", I think it would have to be CAO oh OH OHHHHHH!!!!!!

What spins your propeller? REMEMBER! You must consider the line, not a single stick.
jd1
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23 years ago
If I were given only one choice: Padron
bassithound
23 years ago
I second Padron, but am also developing a taste for many HdM especially the Excalibur and 1066.
plabonte
23 years ago
Are your pants made of glass? Because I can see myself in them.
hoagie55
23 years ago
I think I would have to second the C.A.O. line. I have yet to find a bad one in their line. Smooth and consistent as all get out!!!!
SeaCoast
23 years ago
a good question from a fellow puffer has been posed here, hmmmm. Trying hard not to let Fuente roll off my lips too easily but struggle to think of a name that (minus the short fills) has delivered such consistent pleasure over the years...hmmmm. all the large ring premiums have made me smile, Avo, CAO and Gurkha's receiving honorable mention and Fuente being a little too trite. I would have to give the final honor to Montecristo. I look forward to seeing the other answers...
smithbw
23 years ago
Montecristo - need I say more?? I will...Havana!
La10870
23 years ago
C.A.O. as far as a complete line, Padron a very close second, and I'll vote LGC as the top everyday herf.
flyerfixer
23 years ago
Got to go with the frogs!
What?! Thay aint bad for a buck for 10!
poor little frogs......
chuckler
23 years ago
ISOM Partagas, with Montecristo's right behind.
Isn't life all about quality! Both these are all about quality man.

PT
fretkillr
23 years ago

/start Thurston Howell III accent

Lovey....You know I only smoke Ashtonnnnnnns......

/end accent


Tried my first Ashton (Churchill) at a Live and Counting Crowes concert. Bummed it from a friend who brought several. In fact, after the first one, I bummed another. Couldn't believe the smoothness and flavor. Going into a cigar shop around here a couple of weeks later, I found a few, and was hooked. Then later on I was introduced to the rest of their line....the maduros are most excellent, and what can I say about the VSGs? I find them CONSISTENTLY the most smokeable cigar I've ever found....Tasty, but not overbearing, smooth, yet not mild, a nice even draw and the turn takes a long time in coming.....

THcubed (Stuart)
Stickbow
23 years ago
SteveR@CigarBid
23 years ago
I don't understand why Fuente should be excluded 🙂

Regardless, I would have to say it's a tie between CAO and Perdomo...which makes sense since many of CAO's cigars are made by Perdomo. Either way, I love em both! However, these are brands...in terms of lines I will say Perdomo Reserve and CAO Black.
Robby
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23 years ago
LMAO @ striplett02!
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