Large ringe gauge- 60
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Boy, you'd like Maine...fla-gypsy:I like big trucks, big cigars, big women, wait a minute, where did that come from. LOL
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I don't know... The NUB Maddy just didn't do it for me, it was just a Traditional Maduro for me, not really anything special and with the NUB's not changing much in flavor profile it didn't really wow me...ljl:Hayblet:
+1 but certain cigars are better with bigger ring gauges, Diesel Shorty and Nub Maduro still are in my topscabinetmaker:If it burns well and tastes good, I don't really care about the gauge.
+2, Nub maddy is pretty good. I'm OK with most of the mid 50's I've come across. If it's a smoke I haven't tried yet I like to get a robusto (5x50) first just as a starting point.
BUT, that's not to say that the NUB Connecticut isn't a great cigar that I try to stock up on!0 -
For you Large RG fans, Viaje has released their newest addition to the Skull and Bones series.
Big Ivan
http://www.cigar-coop.com/2013/02/cigar-preview-viaje-skull-and-bones-big.html0 -
Here ya go Drew
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i like big butts and i cannot lie!fla-gypsy:I like big trucks, big cigars, big women, wait a minute, where did that come from. LOL0 -
an all day sucker. it's funny... I cant find a picture of anyone smoking one.The Kid:Here ya go Drew
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One secddubridge:
an all day sucker. it's funny... I cant find a picture of anyone smoking one.The Kid:Here ya go Drew
http://www.cigar.com/cs/forums/thread/2167.aspx0 -
Nica Libra Prefecto, nice 6x60 size0
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could find one could ya?The Kid:
One secddubridge:
an all day sucker. it's funny... I cant find a picture of anyone smoking one.The Kid:Here ya go Drew
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I'm not much into smaller rings myself. I prefer 50-54 but there's numerous 60 gages that I really dig, most of them have already been named on here except for the black bear that's an excellent 60 gage. Any thing over that is is just to wide for my liking.0
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I typically like a mild or medium bodied cigar over a full. But a nice, well aged full bodied brand seems to be more pleasurable to me in a big ring gauge than a smaller one. Which seems odd, because as previously mentioned one would have to smoke the big ringers more frequently. But whatever it is, its just something I noticed.
G2 Turbo is a perfect example. I really wasn't a fan of it when I first tried it, but it was one of those crazy double ended footlong cigars that were super thin. I thought they were terrible tasting but that particular stick was a bad presentation of the flavor. I had a big ring at a friends house and it was a great stick.0 -
lol,, sorry got tied up,, I had another photo in mind, but thought better of it, as not all have the same sense of humor.ddubridge:
could find one could ya?The Kid:
One secddubridge:
an all day sucker. it's funny... I cant find a picture of anyone smoking one.The Kid:Here ya go Drew
http://www.cigar.com/cs/forums/thread/2167.aspx0 -
54RG, 6"L - Ideal for me.0
