Have any of you ever considered...

jd50ae

.....buying only your favorite cigar? For what ever reason.

It crossed my mind repeatedly while I was stuck in bed and I am still thinking about it.

catfishbluezz

No, but buying 6 boxes of it, yes. If I only had one, it would be an easy choice. You could give me 100 boxes of several different habanos and I would be happy smoking them forever.

Puff_Dougie

Do you mean picking a favorite stick and buying only that cigar forever? Can't say I've ever considered that. It would be hard to pick a favorite that I would want to smoke exclusively, and I like having a variety of cigars for different occasions, times of day, moods, etc.

Out of curiosity though... what stick would that be for you?

catfishbluezz

You could give me a lifetime supply of Upmann no 2 or Monte 2 and id be happy.

kuzi16

jd50ae:

.....buying only your favorite cigar? For what ever reason.

It crossed my mind repeatedly while I was stuck in bed and I am still thinking about it.

yeah... but ten i realize if i had done that over the years i would be stuck with tons on cigars that i now no longer love with the same fervor that i used to. i have always enjoyed the variety. even though i do buy plenty of boxes now i still buy lots of singles and i love the trades.

Stubble

I'm married and faithful to one woman...cigars, I'm gonna try them all.

ShadowInTheMoon

I feel like if i did that the cigar would get old after a while. Like if the only thing you ate ever was pancakes they would get old and bland tasting. Its the variety that that keeps me coming back to my favorite.

LiquidChaos66

Stubble:

I'm married and faithful to one woman...cigars, I'm gonna try them all.

^this.

Dark Roast

I have way to many to try to think I have a favorite. I am sure there are some that have decided, but not me.

90+ Irishman

LiquidChaos66:

Stubble:

I'm married and faithful to one woman...cigars, I'm gonna try them all.

^this.

You are my hero Steve. That is all.

thehilk

Stubble:

I'm married and faithful to one woman...cigars, I'm gonna try them all.

Well played sir!

Chemnitz

Signature worthy...

jd50ae

Puff_Dougie:

Do you mean picking a favorite stick and buying only that cigar forever? Can't say I've ever considered that. It would be hard to pick a favorite that I would want to smoke exclusively, and I like having a variety of cigars for different occasions, times of day, moods, etc.

Out of curiosity though... what stick would that be for you?

Well. I guess I will make a cup of coffee and light up a Cinco Vegas Gold and think about it.

0patience

jd50ae:

.....buying only your favorite cigar? For what ever reason.

It crossed my mind repeatedly while I was stuck in bed and I am still thinking about it.

I do go on kicks where I only buy certain cigars in boxes.
Singles or 5 packs is a different story. I tend to buy what ever I'm in the mood for at the time and what deals are available.
But buying the same boxes doesn't usually last long until something else catches my eye.

Amos Umwhat

I believe that George Burns basically did this. I think he smoked Palma Reals exclusively, or at least only bought those and smoked others as gifts. Smoked several a day. I saw an interview with him a long time ago and he was talking about it. It may have been a different cigar, but I really think that was it. Wouldn't work for me, I like too many different ones.

kaspera79

Amos Umwhat:

I believe that George Burns basically did this. I think he smoked Palma Reals exclusively, or at least only bought those and smoked others as gifts. Smoked several a day. I saw an interview with him a long time ago and he was talking about it. It may have been a different cigar, but I really think that was it. Wouldn't work for me, I like too many different ones.

Burn's favorite cigar was the El Producto Queen.. He said he smoked between ten and fifteen a day, he was so fond of " His little Lady" because he loved the taste, they stayed lit on stage, and he got them for free. Good reason right there.

Hays

I haven´t considered staying strictly to ONE cigar, but my end-goal is to primarily buy a range of only 5-10 cigars (in box quantity, that is), comprising my favorites that apply to a variety of moods. That´s not to say that I wouldn´t keep a handful of singles or 5pks around, but not boxes of tons of different cigars.

90+ Irishman

Hays:

I haven´t considered staying strictly to ONE cigar, but my end-goal is to primarily buy a range of only 5-10 cigars (in box quantity, that is), comprising my favorites that apply to a variety of moods. That´s not to say that I wouldn´t keep a handful of singles or 5pks around, but not boxes of tons of different cigars.

This. Exactly this, I'm on the same page and mindset for down the road. Right now happy with going all over the place but already when I buy its only from a handful of brands that I know I love instead of being adventurous anymore.

rsherman24

kaspera79:

Amos Umwhat:

I believe that George Burns basically did this. I think he smoked Palma Reals exclusively, or at least only bought those and smoked others as gifts. Smoked several a day. I saw an interview with him a long time ago and he was talking about it. It may have been a different cigar, but I really think that was it. Wouldn't work for me, I like too many different ones.

Burn's favorite cigar was the El Producto Queen.. He said he smoked between ten and fifteen a day, he was so fond of " His little Lady" because he loved the taste, they stayed lit on stage, and he got them for free. Good reason right there.

In the Nat Sherman Townhouse in NY there are a couple letters from Burns framed on the wall. They must have sent him some cigars to try and asked to promote their brand. One was from Burns thanking them for the cigars and how much he liked them. Other was from his people that Mr. Burns smokes El Producto Queen exclusively and that he gets 20 or 30 boxes of these cigars every month.

youngryan216

For a few years, when I was in college, I bought and smoked AF Hemmingways exclusively. I just knew that I only had a tiny cigar budget, and I never wanted to be disappointed. I still love 'em, but I can't imagine life without maddies and connies now.

The3Stogies

I would have a hard time picking a favorite but if I was limited to only one I guess would be happy only if there were no other choices. But as long as there are choices, or cigars I haven't tried, I would probably wonder if I am missing something spectacular. I have favorites but always want to try something new too but there are so many of them. Every Jan I look at my COTMC and think of canceling it but don't because I get cigars that I usually haven't tried and don't have to pick myself. I have a hard time picking cigars I haven't tried so I let them do it, lol. Once you stop trying new things you stop learning and growing.
Love the marriage analogy but that is a different commitment as you change and grow together throughout your life.

Amos Umwhat

kaspera79:

Amos Umwhat:

I believe that George Burns basically did this. I think he smoked Palma Reals exclusively, or at least only bought those and smoked others as gifts. Smoked several a day. I saw an interview with him a long time ago and he was talking about it. It may have been a different cigar, but I really think that was it. Wouldn't work for me, I like too many different ones.

Burn's favorite cigar was the El Producto Queen.. He said he smoked between ten and fifteen a day, he was so fond of " His little Lady" because he loved the taste, they stayed lit on stage, and he got them for free. Good reason right there.

Yeah, that sounds like it! I couldn't remember for sure, been a long time since I saw that interview.

brianetz1

In one word, no. I like the variety. Even if i could afford to buy nothing but AF Anjeo for the rest of my life, i think i would get bored with it. I like the multiple flavor profiles of different cigars. I like the idea that i get to try the new cigars coming out and look for new flavor combinations.