I moved away from them yrs ago.. but In the last yr or so find myself gravitating back...

Plasencia has some good ones. They’re just not really my thing. They are good though. Not sure if they offer the Claro in 60 but I’d recommend it anyhow

Sometimes I like them but not my go-to vitola. The EPC Inch Maduro is excellent as is the CAO 660 with about a years worth of rest.

Not my favorite gauge. At all. Perdomo has some outstanding cigars now. I'd rather decent rollers concentrated on better vitolas than making what I call "novelty" cigars. They tend to burn hot and the flavors turn into a smudged up variation where nothing but the main leaf is distinguishable.

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Gimmie a Robusto, Toro, Double Corona any day hands down.

Corona gorda FTW

I've been trying to shy away lately, but there's still a few 60's that I enjoy. The 660 is probably one of the tops. Currently smoking a El Septimo Sheba that is incredible as well.

But typically I try to stay in the Corona/Corona Gordo range

[quote=Sunoverbeach]Corona gorda FTW[/quote]

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I've never been a fan of large ring gauge cigars...it's why I've shied away from Perdomo since they make mostly 54 + RG smokes....

6-6.5 x 44-46 rg is my cigar size sweet spot

My wheel house is 5.5 to 6.5in by 54-56 ring..

However.. the larger the ring gets the more it needs to be a torpedo vs toro..

I focus on 44-50 rg x 4.5-6.25 at this point, but give me two hours and a 60 that is rich, full and non-fatiguing and I'll be happy to enjoy the down time.

I am a fan of the 60 size. La Flor Dominicana d700 double Ligero when I really want to relax. Paired with Papa Pillar rum. Takes the edge off of any day.

5.5 x 46

Like the nubs and found a few others that were better if 6x60. Use others sometimes as yard gars.

Large-gauge cigars are Communist.