Top 3 Real Cheapies

Fonseca Araña
Gran Habano Vintage 2002
Blue Label

Everyday low priced winners
5 Vegas Classic
A.J. Fernandez Fresh Rolled
Montesino by Fuentes

kaspera79:

Everyday low priced winners
5 Vegas Classic
A.J. Fernandez Fresh Rolled
Montesino by Fuentes

I need to try those fresh rolled...

I would include "house blends" as cheapies under one label kind of like Star Wars or LOTR in a favorite movies thread even though I don't like all the house labels I know others like the ones I don't. My favorites are the Corojo, Blue, and American, but I haven't tried all of them yet.

Some other great sticks can easily be had for under $3 or right around, if you buy in samplers, mazos, or boxes. If we're talking single prices, maybe not, but Padron Londres and the little Corticos are right around that price point. Some of the other sizes are close to that, too.

I guess I just haven't tried enough other cheap smokes to add to the list.

I was VERY pleased with these for $3/cigar. Cigar.com Expert Picks: Rare Treats (15 Cigars) Try out all of our expert's recommendations in one swift swoop. Includes 15 cigars, 3 each of Man O' War Armada, E.P. Carrillo Short Run Vintage, Graycliff Turbo Edicion Limitada, Ave Maria Reconquista, and Angelenos by Fuente. http://www.cigar.com/cigars/Expert_Picks.asp?cid=16
Or are you really asking about cigars that cost '$3 ?' I would rather spend my money on these ones.

I just ordered these a few minutes ago from andy. Sol Cubano Cuban Cabinet Robusto Mazo Of 10 for 25. Can be found under the Promotion Tab-Clearance. Wont last too long @ that price IMHO.

Obsidian mini corona
Gran Habano 3SLS
CCOM House blends

Vision:

bearb:

I was VERY pleased with these for $3/cigar. Cigar.com Expert Picks: Rare Treats (15 Cigars) Try out all of our expert's recommendations in one swift swoop. Includes 15 cigars, 3 each of Man O' War Armada, E.P. Carrillo Short Run Vintage, Graycliff Turbo Edicion Limitada, Ave Maria Reconquista, and Angelenos by Fuente. http://www.cigar.com/cigars/Expert_Picks.asp?cid=16
Or are you really asking about cigars that cost '$3 ?' I would rather spend my money on these ones.

Doesnt matter how you get it for under $4. Sampler sticks count too.

If that's the case, then under $4 describes each cigar in my last order from the March Madness email deal, and there were some great ones...MOW PA regular and Maduro; Oliva CT Reserve Double Toro; Graycliff Platinum Pirate; Liga Undercrown Grand Toro; Genesis Muy Bueso. Many of those would be far more, individually. Getting under $4 isn't that hard, imo. You need some patience and more tupperware. Under $3? That's where I don't have much success.

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Vulchor:

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Picked up a Zino Classic No.3 and No.7 Both can be had for sub $4... still no?

H Upmann majestics, super partagas, partagas and ryj Mille fluers, and RG panetela are all $4 ISOM that rule... There are plenty of great nc as well in the $4 range.

1. Gran Habano Vintage 2002
2. Gran Habano 3SLS
3.Alec Bradley Spirit of Cuba

Couple of Carlos Torano cigars, CAO and JDN.

I keep these in stock at all times:

Gurkha Sherpa Cafe
Grand Habano 3SLS
Cu Avana Intensus

Never had the ISOMs, not a fan of Zinos. Obsidian and JDN I could heaar as ok. I smoke once a day, usually less. So for me (and I know it sounds like a prude) Im not going to wade the waters of the cheap sticks to try and find a good suprise. If they are gifted or part of a sampler I will gladly try them with open arms and an open mind. It just seems that while money does not always corrolate to a good stick, many more times than not a 9 dollar stick is better than a 3 dollar one if you know your cigars. And as i started with, since Im smoking about 4-5 sticks per week on average....The 5-10 dollar range is ok for me and even a little more pricey for weekends or special events

JDN Celebracion
AB Tempus Maduro
J. Fuego Origen Original

Vulchor:

Never had the ISOMs, not a fan of Zinos. Obsidian and JDN I could heaar as ok. I smoke once a day, usually less. So for me (and I know it sounds like a prude) Im not going to wade the waters of the cheap sticks to try and find a good suprise. If they are gifted or part of a sampler I will gladly try them with open arms and an open mind. It just seems that while money does not always corrolate to a good stick, many more times than not a 9 dollar stick is better than a 3 dollar one if you know your cigars. And as i started with, since Im smoking about 4-5 sticks per week on average....The 5-10 dollar range is ok for me and even a little more pricey for weekends or special events

This is where I'm at, but probably less per week though. I got a sinus infection that kept me from enjoying cigars for the better part of 3 months, and after that each cigar was such a treat that I wasn't going to waste my time with anything less than what I call a "wow" cigar.