mberenz58
6 years ago
I smoked my last Indian Tabac cigar last night and I still haven't found anything comparable to this Camaroon wrapped beauty. Does anyone know of any cigar comparable to this great cigar now that they have been discontinued? ???
frankj1
6 years ago
who left the door unlocked?
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
My bad. I just stepped out for a quick smoke
tonygraz
6 years ago
Unflavored White Owls might just be in your wheelhouse.
DrMaddVibe
6 years ago
Gurkha is THE Rolls Royce of cigars.

Pudding Mittens
6 years ago

I smoked my last Indian Tabac cigar last night and I still haven't found anything comparable to this Camaroon wrapped beauty. Does anyone know of any cigar comparable to this great cigar now that they have been discontinued? ???

mberenz58 wrote:


I don't think you'll get an answer here. We're all far too busy smoking much better cigars to ponder that question.

It's like saying where can I find a car to match the greatness of the now-discontinued Chevy Chevette or Spectrum? Nobody cares because we're driving far better stuff now.
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BuckyB93
6 years ago
I liked the Indian Tabac Super Fuerte Maduro way back when I first started getting into this hobby some 15 ish yrs ago. Haven't had one in a long time but I probably still have some stashed in the bottom of a tuperdor. Might have go hunting and fire one up for old times sake.
ZRX1200
6 years ago
The IT was a decent cigar, I would recommend an AJ Fernandez New World Cameroon it’s probably the closest to the IT.

It’s budget friendly and is a bit stronger than a standard Cameroon cigar.

You really should smoke a Fuente Hemingway Signature though....
engletl
6 years ago
Oliva Wrath Cameroon is pretty good...not the same profile as those old ITs though but still good
BuckyB93
6 years ago
Hard to go wrong with Oliva
borndead1
6 years ago
Which generation of Indian Tabac are you talking about?
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