Newbie looking for advice

[vtdragon]

Try Mantequilla They are nice, smooth, mild, almost buttery smokes that I really enjoy.

[Dogwatch Dale]

Welcome to the jungle Kinky! Give the Shakespeare Natural Vintage cigars a try. I found them (recently) to be mild-med and very flavorful.

[palm55]

Another IMHO suggestion... If you think you might like to try a maduro, I'd suggest something from the Montesino line (perhaps a Diplomatico M or a Toro M). While they fall in the mild-medium range, they packed with chocolate coffee flavor. As a bonus, they're priced about 40% lower than Macs.

[sspolv]

I found the Perdomo Reserve Champagne a nice light smoke that I feel can be enjoyed whenever you feel. However, they're a tad bit expensive, so I'd hit up (dare I say it?) the Devil Site (ask anyone on the board about it, I'm too afraid to mention it by name). Of course, this might just be my tastes, but I'd recommend you try it.

[fight_club]

Another vote for CAO Golds. I would also try out a few samplers. You might think that you want (or need) a mild to medium cigar, but often times you will find something that interests you outside what you thought you were looking for. Atleast thats what I have founf so far.

[fitter4570]

I also agree with Gisperts,but I'm more of a Belicoso Guy,also try the CAO Gold, which has been mentioned also,mild and tasty,and not badly priced I might add,along with the Gisperts,more bang for your buck.

[SuperT]

CAO Golds
Oliva Gold Bundles (nice price on a great bundled cigar)
Ashton (regular line)
CAO Cameroon
La Unica Natural Bundles
La Unica Cameroon
Gispert

[Churchlady]

Ahh... the days of macanudo cafe's... good, mild smokes for beginners. I'd suggest spending a fair amount of time on the reviews boards and read through the threads - the gorillas around here have done all the homework for you, you just need to read the reports! Welcome to the jungle.

[fischej]

Originally Posted by RumblePen

S You can get a sampler here:
http://www.romeoyjulietareservarealoffer.com/promo.html

I can't get to the ordering page from the page above (403 Forbidden). Is it just me?

[diet069]

I find that most cigars made in the Dominican Republic with a Connecticut shade wrappers are on the mild side.

A few that I find to be a bit on the mild side include:

CAO Gold
Don Diego
Gispert
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[SuperT]

Originally Posted by diet069

I find that most cigars made in the Dominican Republic with a Connecticut shade wrappers are on the mild side.

A few that I find to be a bit on the mild side include:

CAO Gold
Don Diego
Gispert
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Nooooo! Especially if you are diabetic!

[Rituxumab]

Originally Posted by Dr. Stogie Fresh

I recommend you give the Cusano 18 double Connecticut a try. These are well made, mild-bodied and medium-flavored smokes. A real treat.

The Doc

Picked two up today, can't wait to try.

Thanks!

[Bruce]

Hemingways...especially the maduros.

[Rituxumab]

Originally Posted by MikeP

CAO cameroon, Puros Indios rothschild, Ashton Magnum, Montesino diplomatico, Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real robusto, Hoyo de Monterrey rothschild, Punch rothschild, Canaria D'Oro immenso, La Unica #400. These are some decent sticks that are fairly mild to medium bodied that on average aren't that bad price wise and you should be able to find at most local shops. Lately, for a milder smoke, I have been enjoying the Puros Indios.

I tired the Ashton, Magnum tonight. Hell of a smoke. Nice wrapper, nice mild taste, and excellent smelling smoke. I’ll definitely grab a few more of these babies on my next trip to my local B&M.

I grabbed the Romeo y Julietea Reserva and will give that a try tomorrow.

Thanks

[FpDoc77]

I do like those Hoya excalibers...buttery.