i think it has less to do with how thin the cigar is and more to do with how long the cigar is.
the above mentioned cigars are all good. Im not a huge fan of the 5 vegas shorty but others think its wonderful. Ive liked the REOs that ive had and most of those are short smopkes. Several brands put out tins of small cigars that will be about 4 inches or so long and have a ring of about 32 - 36. those arent too bad. I hear the ones from Gurkha are great but ive never found them (havent really looked though)
I have tried several of the smaller, thinner cigars, something that can be smoked in about 15 minutes. My two favs are the Padron Corticos and the Partagas Black Prontos mini. Both are a little over 4" long, the Padron has a ring size of 35, the Partagas 32. For me the Padron is a little smoother medium bodied, whereas the Partagas has a bit more gitty-up and a little spicier. For me, these have some very nice flavors and work for a quick smoke.
He wants to smoke them; not choke on them haha
I would say the CAO Brazilia Tinned cosacos (sp). Really full on flavor and are a great way to start the day. Also if you can get your mitts on them; the Partagas Chicos (habana). Great cuban taste in a cigar that you can smoke in 15 minutes.
This question needs clarified. Is he looking for a thin cigar because he wants a short smoke or does he truly want a thin cigar. He might want a cigar with a small ring size for a specific reason. Like maybe introducing a girlfriend to cigars and thinks a small ring cigar looks more feminine. A good way to start without having a nice big cigar sticking out of the mouth. To qualify that though, I don't think it matters but to some people it might.
This question needs clarified. Is he looking for a thin cigar because he wants a short smoke or does he truly want a thin cigar. He might want a cigar with a small ring size for a specific reason. Like maybe introducing a girlfriend to cigars and thinks a small ring cigar looks more feminine. A good way to start without having a nice big cigar sticking out of the mouth. To qualify that though, I don't think it matters but to some people it might.
Nevermind, I should have paid read more closely. Please disregard the above post. That's what I get for getting in a hurry.
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i think it has less to do with how thin the cigar is and more to do with how long the cigar is.
the above mentioned cigars are all good. Im not a huge fan of the 5 vegas shorty but others think its wonderful. Ive liked the REOs that ive had and most of those are short smopkes. Several brands put out tins of small cigars that will be about 4 inches or so long and have a ring of about 32 - 36. those arent too bad. I hear the ones from Gurkha are great but ive never found them (havent really looked though)