Newbie looking for advice

[Rituxumab]

I'm new to smoking cigars after I was lucky enough to have accepted one at another member’s party most recently. To this point, I’ve been able to try a few sticks such as, Macanudo Hyde park, Fuente Don Carlos,Oliva O and a few others which I can't recall.

To this point I've enjoyed the Hyde Parks and am curious what some might recommend in a light to mild bodied for someone who's just getting their feet wet.


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[VoteKinky06]

The first cigar i liked enough to buy a box of was a sun grown chateau Fuente. Very mild, and a very good smoke if you ask me. I'm a newbie too though, so maybe you shouldnt ask me..

[Rituxumab]

Originally Posted by VoteKinky06

The first cigar i liked enough to buy a box of was a sun grown chateau Fuente. Very mild, and a very good smoke if you ask me. I'm a newbie too though, so maybe you shouldnt ask me..

At this point all advice, tips, and hints are welcome.


Thanks!


Go Keinky (or however you spell his name)

[Warhorse545]

Gisperts are a good easy light smoke that will not hit you too hard in the pocket book.


Stacey

[VoteKinky06]

By the way way, WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE!

[TypeO-]

I'm the member Rituxumab is talking about. And he forgot to mention he broke the glass tube the cigar came in.

I just smoked the Padron 6000. I think you'd like it.

[UP IN SMOKE]

I like anything CAO. Try a Criollo and the Camaroon. Both really light but tasty smokes. I like reading the reviews and then going to my local store and trying them. BTW welcome.

[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

[illuminatus]

Originally Posted by UP IN SMOKE

I like anything CAO. Try a Criollo and the Camaroon. Both really light but tasty smokes. I like reading the reviews and then going to my local store and trying them. BTW welcome.

Also, I'd recommend the CAO Gold, my first (and only) box purchase.

[RumblePen]

Seconded on the Gispert and Cusano 18. These are great mild cigars. I'd also recommend you try the Romeo Reserva Reals. You can get a sampler here:
http://www.romeoyjulietareservarealoffer.com/promo.html

Someone recommended the Fuente Sungrowns, they're one of my favorites, but I wouldn't call them mild. I'd put them in the full bodied category, although they're often as smooth as a mild. Definately give them a try though along with the other Chateau Fuentes (natural and maduro) the naturals being the mildest. 858 naturals are also nice medium/mild from Fuente.

Another good mild is the Hoyo De Monterey Excalibur English Claros. You should like those if you like Macs. Avo Classics are another great mild, but a bit expensive, as well as Ashton Classics.

I should add that the only mild cigar I smoke anymore are the Gispert Churchills. Nice big tasty smooth cigar for cheap. Always keep a box on hand.

[Nsider]

Don Diego makes a good mild smoke. They are also very aromatic so as to not stink up the house. I liked the churchill sized one.

Originally Posted by Rituxumab

I'm new to smoking cigars after I was lucky enough to have accepted one at another member’s party most recently. To this point, I’ve been able to try a few sticks such as, Macanudo Hyde park, Fuente Don Carlos,Oliva O and a few others which I can't recall.

To this point I've enjoyed the Hyde Parks and am curious what some might recommend in a light to mild bodied for someone who's just getting their feet wet.


Respectfully Submitted

PM me your addy, and I will hit you up with a sampler of 6 mild sticks that I have enjoyed over the last year or so.

[Warhorse545]

Rituxumab that is a hell of an offer from SvilleKid, take him up on that.


Stacey

[palm55]

I would suggest a Helix (more specifically, the lonsdale in an aluminim tube)... I find it quite similar to the Macs, but at roughly half the price.

[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.