Price Vs. Flavor

thehoff

Joeyjoe21_8

im the same...i go to the next best cigar...i have opus and what not in my humi, just wont smoke them daily...i tend to pick up the box deals and DD here or box splits with the guys which really helps your price bro...also, if u call Jeff J or any other sales guys, they will hook u up big time normally

bluezulu

Great topic. For me there are so many cigars that I haven't tried, it is easy to just pick what you are willing to pay. It is all relative. So far the most expensive cigar I have purchased was for 10 bucks. It was alright but I have had some 6 to 7 bucks smokes that were pure heaven. One day I may splurge on a 25 dollar stick but it has to be a very special occasion.

Russ55

It depends on the smoke. Some I'm willing to spend more on, and others I won't. In general I don't buy it unless it's on sale or special, but that doesn't mean I won't buy expensive sticks. I just wait and hunt for a good price. As far as smoking something nice, it doesn't have to be a special occasion for me burn an expensive stick. If I feel like a GoF, I have a GoF. I did the other night in fact. Goddamn thing was plugged, and I ended up smoking a 2 dollar Cuavana Intenso, but that's beside the point. If I sit around and wait for the perfect time those things will never get smoked, and I bought them to smoke, enjoy, and experience them.

fla-gypsy

Great topic, I have set limits on what I will pay regardless which will dictate what ends up in my Humi. Good sticks but maybe not what I truly love to smoke

babsdpu

I've found that there are certain smokes I've had a long time ago and loved, that I haven't had in quite a while because I haven't been able to justify spending more than what I otherwise would for a cigar. Those are the ones I'd save for a special occasion or pick up at my local B&M when I want to find a single. It doesn't bother me a whole lot, though, since there are so many great brands out there to try that can be had for cheap!

stephen_hannibal