New to Cigars and Need help!

truckintim

mavmech13

Unfortunately I have no insight to the first 2 questions as I am fairly new to cigars myself, so I'll let the more experienced chime in on those. As for question 3, if you drive tractor/trailer I would suggest a small normal humidor especially if you have a sleeper unit. If you get a hotel take your box in with you, to do the best you can at keeping the temp from fluctuating.

Hays

xmacro

Krieg

Vidarien

i had to laugh. krieg basically put my favorite mild/med/full at the top of each list. but as for the full blends, im suprised the MOW didnt find its way on that list. Its a shame they dont run deals on the vintage 99, that stick seems smoother than an ashton classic and its hidden away on this site (and the sister) at retail price.

Krieg

Vidarien:

i had to laugh. krieg basically put my favorite mild/med/full at the top of each list. but as for the full blends, im suprised the MOW didnt find its way on that list. Its a shame they dont run deals on the vintage 99, that stick seems smoother than an ashton classic and its hidden away on this site (and the sister) at retail price.

They do have deals on the Vintage 99....just have to talk to Tim (Or Alex...he's the one that hooked me up)

Lasabar

Just a shot at the Full-bodied and New... One of the cigars that got me to the table of cigars and are described as strong are the Rocky Patel EDGE... SPICEY SPICEY

Krieg

The only cigar that almost made me hurl was the RP Olde World Reserve Maduro. I was still new to cigars and I made the mistake of smoking it on an empty stomach. My wife said I turned green! lol

truckintim

Wow! Thanks for all the help! I never thought I would get this much great advice. HA! I have read all suggestions and have begun my search for some of the cigars listed. Thanks again and happy smokin!

Krieg

let us know what you finally decide on getting