Hank_The_Tank
9 years ago
I have seen a few posts where people say to leave the big cigar brands for craft brands. What are some of those brands that I should keep an eye out for? I know someone said Illusione, Tatuaje and RoMa Craft. What else?

Also, are there any specific cigars in these brands that I should stay away from because they aren't as good? Like is there a Tat that isn't very good?

I know taste is subjective, but I am just looking for opinions on this topic.

Thanks!
deadeyedick
9 years ago
Most brands have a line of cigars that go from best to worst so they can use all the baccy they produce or buy. It's like asking which Chevy to buy. Corvette or Chevette makes a big difference.
Hank_The_Tank
9 years ago

Most brands have a line of cigars that go from best to worst so they can use all the baccy they produce or buy. It's like asking which Chevy to buy. Corvette or Chevette makes a big difference.

deadeyedick wrote:



Exactly the info I need
m j toal
9 years ago

Exactly the info I need

Hank_The_Tank wrote:


Great advice, although I would replace Chevy with Ford.
dharbolt
9 years ago
Caldwell. Fuente. Casa fernandez. La Palina. Rodrigo. Leaf by Oscar.

That's a good start
KingoftheCove
9 years ago
crowned Heads makes good stuff
namadio
9 years ago
What do you consider a big brand?
dgomberg
9 years ago
big fan of Caldwell. Robert Caldwell makes some tasty cigars that tend to fit my palate.
Hank_The_Tank
9 years ago
I don't really know how big some of these makers are, but I would think that Tatuaje and Illusione would be the bigger makers I am referring to when I say craft brands. I could be totally wrong on that though. I just know people have said that craft brands are where you should focus on your attention to weed out a lot of not so great cigars.
Mandobro
9 years ago
Black Label Trading Company and Nomad
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