What is your favorite size cigar and why?

[montecristo#2]

I know we probably have one of these threads in the archive somewhere, but I thought I would start another one. I saw one of these on another forum recently and thought it was interesting.

So what is your favorite size cigar and why?

I am really into DCs and Churchills these days, which is a change for me. I used to mainly smoke robustos and coronas, but I think that was a time issue. Now that I only smoke once a week and can pretty much sit outside as long as I want, I want it to last as long as possible. I also find the longer cigars to be more medium-bodied compared to their shorter counterparts.

So my collection is now changing as well. When I go to buy cigars, I am actually looking for DCs and Churchills, instead of shorter smokes.

I also went through a lancero phase, but I am not smoking as many these days. I still love lanceros, but I just have to be in the mood to smoke one. Lately, I have been craving more smoke, so I have been grabbing 48+ RG cigars.

So I ask the question again, what is your favorite size cigar and why?

[Ivory Tower]

I'm always drawn to corona gordas -- good size.

[madurolover]

Coronas, Petite Coronas, Lanceros, and finally Robustos.

[renton20]

I go through phases with this as well. Right now I am in the middle of a love afair with mainly PCs followed by corona gordas and lanceros. I just love the straightforward blast of flavor that the high ratio of wrapper to filler gives these smokes. In the past I used to mainly Toros and robustos but that is one of the things that I love about this hobby, flavors and tastes change enough to keep things interesting

[PerpetualNoob]

I'm still a total noob, but I have been gravitating to the torpedoes lately. I'm not sure why, but I think it's a comfort thing. It's a big guage, but I can still chomp down on the pointy bit without feeling like I'm going to dislocate my jaw. Probably stupid, but there it is.

[Hermit]

Coronas
They're about the right amount of
time I wanna spend with a cigar.
(before I load up another bowl.)

[Smokin Gator]

My preference has certainly changed towards smaller RG sticks. Right now the lanceros and corona gordas are doing it for me.

[Thumper2672]

Torps and Robustos for the longest time, but lately I've been getting into the smaller ring guages. I really like the lanceros, tasty!

[volfan]

I love the CGs and Churchills but tend to pick up more in the dalias, lonsdales, coronas and lanceros.

scottie

[LibertyToad]

Robustos and toros. The robustos take me about 90 minutes and that is usually about the maximum amount of time I have to spend.

[stevieray]

This time of year I'm lovin' the coronas.

[gary106334]

I like the toro best somewhere in the 46 to 52 gauge range. They usually take 1 to 1 1/2 hours to smoke and have the best flavor imho.

[fr8boss]

I generally smoke corona's, although I have a fair amount of robustos in my humi. A Corona just "feels right".

[VoteKinky06]

I'm a huge PC fan because they don't take so long to smoke that I have to block out a time to smoke, I can do it whenever for the most part.

[Papichulo]

For me, my top four sizes are as follows in no particular order:

1) Lonesdale
2) Corona
3) Petite Corona
4) Lancero

The flavor profile is more concentrated and I am a full bodied smoker and I want to enjoy every flavor a cigar has to offer. I guess this goes with nearly two decades of smoking.