TrishS@CigarBid
12 years ago

Hands down the best cheap smoke out there. Made by the same makers of AVO and Davidoff.

On Closeout no less:

http://www.cigarsinternational.com/cigars/11504/la-diferencia-cubana/ 



You're welcome :-)

BlueDude wrote:




This is a good one, nice and mild. When my step-daughter got married, we had a few bundles of Magellan Dominicans. Again, pleasant and mild with the added bonus of being a petite corona. It was a big hit by the non and occasional cigar smokers.

I've smoked both and agree they are non-offensive, albeit a bit simple and one-dimensional.
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danmdevries
12 years ago

Ok lemme ask.....

100 and 50?

How many guests total at these weddings? I have a suspicion alot of cigars aren't going to be smoked.

ZRX1200 wrote:



Im not gonna hit their targets, but 250 at the first one and 150 at the second. Ill probably buy 100 total. Ill smoke whatever's left while mowing my lawn.

The real effort is gonna be put into the beers.

The guys smoke cigars will get a good one (when I say good one, my standards are quite a bit lower than most here)

Thanks for all the suggestions, ill grab some of those and let em rest a while.

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nolen
12 years ago

fuente curly head

Haven't priced them for a long time but definitely a beginner cigar on the cheap.... yet pretty decent.

teedubbya wrote:



Had my first one of these in 1989... smoked them for years. The good premium cigars just weren't available then like they are today. Nuthin wrong at all with a Curly Head, they bring back a lot of good memories.
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Hillbillyjosh770
12 years ago
Talking about cigars from back in the day.
My step grandfather smoked macanudos.
I don't hear anybody ever talk about them on the board.
I remembered as a young boy that they smelled good in the air.
Seen a tin a cvs today. Are they any good?
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tonygraz
12 years ago
No, they are air-balls for golfers.
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Hillbillyjosh770
12 years ago

No, they are air-balls for golfers.

tonygraz wrote:



Gotcha
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nolen
12 years ago

Talking about cigars from back in the day.
My step grandfather smoked macanudos.
I don't hear anybody ever talk about them on the board.
I remembered as a young boy that they smelled good in the air.
Seen a tin a cvs today. Are they any good?

Hillbillyjosh770 wrote:



Josh, they ruled the cigar boom of the 90's. Macanudo sold more cigars than any other company. They were an established premium cigar brand that had the inventory in place to handle the new demand, but they even ran out of cigars at one point in the 90's. They are a fine mild cigar and always have been but they have lost their market share to all of the newer, very fine fuller bodied cigars that are now being produced.
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