cigar flavors

big chunks

hi, i'm still very new to cigars, i was wondering whats a good cigar with lots of flavors and maybe a medium strength. I've yet to find one that blows my mind

JCizzle

In my experience, you just have to keep trying until you find one you like. When I first started trying maduros I noticed a ton of new flavors, maybe give some of those a shot? I'll recommend a Gurkha Black Dragon.

kuzi16

alienmisprint

wwestern

jr_p951

+1 w/ Kuzi on the LFD Airbender...great smoke. Also +1 w/ Western on the Gurkha Centurian...great smoke as well. To add to it...try a Don Lino Africa. Very tasty...good medium cigar.

sightunseen

Cain Daytona is quite flavorful.

big chunks

im gonna try the Daytona tonight, I've had one in my humi, for a few months now, i got it as part of my cigar of the month sticks

Heavy

docbp87

dbeckom

babsdpu

For lots of flavors I love the Oliva Serie G Maduro and La Aurora 107. The MOW Ruination is also very flavorful to me, but it's not exactly medium body, either.

big chunks

well i tried the cain daytona, i really liked the flavors, i cant really pick them apart yet, but i really enjoyed the cigar

Heavy

GlockSmoker

I got five of the Gran Habano Vintage 2002's in a sampler and have smoked three of them. I'll give the others to my neighbor. Flavor was ok, but I had so much trouble keeping them lit, and burning somewhat remotely even, that it wasn't worth the trouble.

dbeckom

JCizzle:

In my experience, you just have to keep trying until you find one you like. When I first started trying maduros I noticed a ton of new flavors, maybe give some of those a shot? I'll recommend a Gurkha Black Dragon.

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xmacro

GlockSmoker:

I got five of the Gran Habano Vintage 2002's in a sampler and have smoked three of them. I'll give the others to my neighbor. Flavor was ok, but I had so much trouble keeping them lit, and burning somewhat remotely even, that it wasn't worth the trouble.

These are really vitola dependent - the robusto's are good, the churchills not