Nicar
15 years ago
How about the other 68 sizes! muwuahahaha also dont want a 3-6 buck stick for a break smoke that needs a bit less than 30 mins. Not totally satisfied at times, like I rush it and it sucks

Hmmm... Trinidad Petite Maduros, think seen some place with a special with them...
shump
15 years ago

Hoyo excalibur minis are the most flavorful minis that I have found.

alan2 wrote:






I second these! love the Hoyo's
wdcorona92
15 years ago
Not sure if its exactly a cigarillo, but the padron corticos aint bad
riverdog
15 years ago
Seems like someone else posted something along this line recently. Most of the 4X38 versions of their larger sticks that CAO markets. If you like the larger versions you'll probably like the smaller. Some of them are actually better in the 38 gauge. If you are talking about going all the way down to 24-28 ga..... good luck. I've tried a bunch and the only ones I'd buy again on a regular basis aren't legally sold in this country. 😳 All that said the best small sticks I've smoked were lucky finds on yello-cello LGC maddie, Patagas Prontos (can have draw issues), Perdomo Cammie Moments, and RP Junior sumatra and maddie.... all 30-38ga. And if you find a tin or box you like, turn around a buy a brick from the same place...... fast.🇨🇮 I've still got one or two tins of Victor Sinclair mini triple corojo's squirrelled away which were by far the best version of that blend.
PleasurePolice
15 years ago
Are Black & Mild's or Backwoods considered cigarillos??????? 🤔
cacman
15 years ago
There was a discussion about 20-minute cigars not too long ago:
http://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/cb_postst599799_Twenty-Minute-Cigars.aspx 
dpnewell
15 years ago

Are Black & Mild's or Backwoods considered cigarillos??????? 🤔

PleasurePolice wrote:



No, they're considered "crap"! Seriously though, any cigar in a 20 to 32 ring gauge are considered by most to be a cigarillo.
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