My wife often joins me when its cigar time at night. Normally she just enjoys a cocktail during that time, but often tries whatever I'm enjoying at the moment. Rarely if ever does she like though. I lean towards medium/full and it's too much for her. She has enjoyed a couple of the deadwoods I've had however. I rarely enjoy infused sticks though and don't really know which way to steer her as I tend to stay more traditional.
She is looking for something on the smaller side and has mentioned wanting something sweeter. I'm going to pick her up a couple of the Acid Blondie's, but I'm here looking for some recommendations if anyone has them.

Thanks in advance.

Almost any DE infused offering would probably do the trick.
They all suq, but IF I was to smoke an infused cigar, it would likely be an Acid of some sort.

Don’t do ACIDS….try the small Larutan.

More traditional than that? Sobremesa Crème brûlée

Drew Estates Larutan and Java's are pretty good for that type of cigar.

Z is probably right.
The only Acid I tried some 10+ Years ago I tossed after a couple puffs.
But I know a couple guys who STILL keep a few of them in their rotation, usually as morning smokes.
So, I figured they cant be THAT bad………………..they probably are…

Kuba Kuba maduro is the closest thing to “ok”….but it’s a toro.

Thank you all, I’ll likely pick her up a few things and see how it goes. Actually glad she doesn’t like my stuff. It’s still easy to say everything I buy is cheap

Let me play devils advocate here, if she likes your stuff she’s going to encourage you buying it……

Just a thought

Z has a sweet van down by the river and you will be infused if you dare to enter.

I still like a baccarat once in a while. They aren’t sweetened but the cap is. Definitely a beginner friendly cigar. My golf buddies love em

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Infusing or Intrusion?

http://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/c/posts/645400/I-have-intrusion-in-me-i-fear 

I really wish Lars Tetens would go back to his earlier years and kick out the Phat Asadachi line...not the new incarnation...there's a difference. THAT was sublime. A once a year smoke that I really looked forward to until they were no more.

I'd love to meet up with him and pull him aside and grab him by the collar and tell him that.

One day.

just reread the thread...
it's the kind of stuff that would MCFA!

You might try Alec Bradley's Caribbean Cask. It's a mild and sugary sweet cigar.