If you had one cigar left in the world to smoke, sniff, or chew, what would it be?
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If you had one cigar left in the world to smoke, sniff, or chew, what would it be?
I am a newbie so my tastes are not developed.
The one I liked best so far was CAO Criollo, I have not had the chance to try the majority of the top cigars yet.
Every day smoke- Flor de Oliva it just really good and very cheap.
Padron 64 anniversary
San Luis Rey Petit Corona (cuban)! It is one of The best IMHO.
La Gloria Cubana MdO #3 (Cuban)
It would be History ... Gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharpshavefun007
The first Cuban I smoked, a Romeo y Julietta #4. It was like smoking Ice Cream...maybe not the best in the world, but it made enough of an impression that 13 years later (my God, it's been 13 years already...) I can still remember every minute of that smoke.
It would be one of my Cubans. Legal in Norway. I have a box or two, but I don't remember the brand.
*Edit: I checked what brand I have and it is Montecristo No. 4 *
Hmmm, tough one. I'd go with either a Cuban Macanudo Maduro (any number - I like them all) or a Cuban Romeo and Julietta (#1 or Churchill).
What ever it was I'd give it away to one of the members here in return for all of their razors.
I second that one!Quote:
Originally Posted by Spect
Fantastic choice! One of my favorite smokes. I also love all of the 1926 series...the 15's are my favorite small smoke in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc
Funny, that was my first CUban, too! Similar impression, too....like real old fashioned (heavy on the cream) vanilla ice cream!Quote:
Originally Posted by JimR
My choice, if there was only one left, would be either:
1982 Davidoff #2, smoked at sunrise with a GREAT cup of coffee,
or the smoke I had on my honeymoon, a 1974 Dunhill Selection Montecristo #2. It may have been the atmosphere (it may well be the case that the Dunhill election is nothing too special beyond a "regular" Monte #2), but the cigar was over 30 years old, in proper storage, and was a gift from a collector with a vault of cigars worth more than my house. The overall experience was sublime. And for the last smoke in the world....that is waht it should be.
Either that, or I'd smoke one of my Very Old (though not OR) Opus X's or OR Anejos.
Brilliant! I didn't even think of the aged premiums.Quote:
Originally Posted by smokelaw1
It'd be a 1492. Only had the chance to partake of one thanks to a friend, but would definitely want to have that experience again.
Cuban Montecristo #2.
Not even a big fan of Cohiba but it would probably be a Cohiba Siglo
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One of these based on how I felt about the end of the world...
Partagas - Partagas de Luxe - Cuba
Punch - Royal Coronation - Cuba
Romeo y Julieta - No. 1 - Cuba
If it had to be domestic and I was in a rush:
Nat Sherman - Host - Hunter size (48 x 6") - Honduras
Since I don't know when the world will end, I keep 'em all in stock. :)
My absolute favorites so far have been the Gurkha line and the Arturo Fuente's.....hard to say what exactly I'd pick as my LAST however.....
Dunhill Cabinetta.
Gotta go with Doc here, Padron 64. If the world ends soon i wont have to buy one cause i still have 3 left :)
But Id rather get the chance to smoke them all and then some.
thats it !! nuff said.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldCop
Don Tomas Corona 5.5 x 42
I'd want it to be whatever the highest bidder wants it to be.
I would have to go with a Hoya De Monterey Excalibur #5
Partagas no 2. with a isly on the side. iwould smoke this and drink that while floting down the comay river on a inner tube .... bliss
Ramon Allones Specially Selected (ISOM)