Newbie ??

try a baccarrat for something mild. if you want something with a little more body, try a flor de oliva.

i agree with the above two posters. If you are feeling that you want to stray away from the sweet tip then try a cusano 18 paird maduro or a sancho panza double maduro. once tobacco has been maduroed it usually picks up a slightly sweeter taste with hints of dark chocolate. this may be a good "transition" cigar if you are looking to get into something heavier.

feel free!

I always looked at "maduro" as a word that describes a proscess of fermentation. therefore the past tense of it would be "maduroed"

i never said i was an english... er, spanish major.
...Spanglish?

madurofan:

I once saw a cigar described as creami-nut-ilicious.

I'm not sure I would use those words to describe something that I spend a couple hours sucking on.

kuzi16:

Scrambler:

madurofan:

I once saw a cigar described as creami-nut-ilicious.

I'm not sure I would use those words to describe something that I spend a couple hours sucking on.

i know what your getting at but .... iduno... whatever the cigar he was talkin about sounds delicious.

LMAO yea it has to be the only situation where that doesn't sound a little fruity.

I've gotta admit it does sound rather good. Anything that could cause a guy to string those adjectives together in that fashion and not mean it in a dirty way has got to be good.