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This is a discussion on Mild to Medium within the General Cigar Discussion forums, part of the The Cigar Lounges at Puff category; Originally Posted by 8ball917 I will backup danmcmartin on these that are listed above as great smokes. I was not ...
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Old 08-12-2009, 11:08 AM   #16
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I will backup danmcmartin on these that are listed above as great smokes. I was not a big fan of the Perdomo Champagne, and the others listed I have not tried.
Just so you know, I haven't necessarily smoked any of these, I just built the list from searching posts. I plan to start working my way down the list, but I only built it a few days ago.
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Old 08-12-2009, 12:25 PM   #17
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Just so you know, I haven't necessarily smoked any of these, I just built the list from searching posts. I plan to start working my way down the list, but I only built it a few days ago.
Dan, I would agree that the list you compiled is made up of mild/medium smokes. While I do not like them all I have at one time or another tried about all of them. I think you are on the right track.
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Old 08-12-2009, 12:55 PM   #18
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Re: Mild to Medium
I just ordered the CI Mild And Mellow Sampler and it looks great (ill let ya know more when it comes in). the selection comes with:

1 - 5 Vegas Gold Series Toro
1 - CAO Gold Robusto
1 - CI Legends by Puros Indios
1 - Cusano 18 Double Connecticut Robusto
1 - Fonseca 5-50
1 - Gurkha Symphony
1 - Gurkha Gran Reserva Connecticut Robusto
1 - La Aurora Cameroon Robusto
1 - La Tradicion Perdomo Reserve Champagne ’R’
1 - Perdomo Lot 23 Churchill
1 - Romeo y Julieta 1875 Bully
1 - Rocky Patel Connecticut Toro

It looks like a good choice for a good Mild sampler
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Old 08-12-2009, 11:09 PM   #19
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Without a doubt: Carlos Torano Casa Torano
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Re: Mild to Medium
One that I like is Flor de Murias natural. It's a nice Connecticut shade wrapped cigar, smooth, with some toasty, nutty flavor. AND... I just got the new JR catalogue and it's on sale. The Epicure is 34.95 a box. Great packaging too.

There's a zillion of different brands from expensive like Davidoff and Cohiba Red Dot to the cheaper like Helix or some of the Famous bundles, Don Diego, Temple Hall, Perdomo 826.
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Sancho Panza naturals.

I LOVE them,

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One that I like is Flor de Murias natural. It's a nice Connecticut shade wrapped cigar, smooth, with some toasty, nutty flavor. AND... I just got the new JR catalogue and it's on sale. The Epicure is 34.95 a box. Great packaging too.

There's a zillion of different brands from expensive like Davidoff and Cohiba Red Dot to the cheaper like Helix or some of the Famous bundles, Don Diego, Temple Hall, Perdomo 826.
Thank you , I'm gonna look for the Flor de Murias natural .
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Sancho Panza naturals.

I LOVE them,

Cheers Randy
bought a box of them when I was first starting out...good smoke!
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Having trouble finding Sancho Panza naturals , where did you find them ?
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Old 08-13-2009, 12:29 PM   #25
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Having trouble finding Sancho Panza naturals , where did you find them ?
Got in on a good deal @ JR, one day special at the time.
I`ll still buy these when I can find them +/- 50/box.

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Hello everyone. I'm Mike, and a new cigar smoker. I tried a Gispert the other day, and it was good. Still trying different cigars to see what I like best.
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Hello everyone. I'm Mike, and a new cigar smoker. I tried a Gispert the other day, and it was good. Still trying different cigars to see what I like best.
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Re: Mild to Medium
I had a Victor Sinclair Primeros the other day and was impressed, I think it will take over the spot of the 5 vegas gold as my go to budget Connecticut shade gar.

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I've been smoking cigars for about 2-3 months now but I'm still trying to grasp the mild to heavy rating system..

Is it just the amount of flavor you get?
The belling feeling of a maduro on a empty stomach = strong?

Anyway, smoke in good health
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Old 08-14-2009, 09:15 PM   #29
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Re: Mild to Medium
As many have already noted, Arturo Fuentes are excellent sticks! I almost feel like I spoiled myself as the 8-5-8's, Don Carlos', and Hemingways were my first smokes that I can remember having when I first started. I also enjoyed a Macanudo or Cohiba that came in a tube. Not sure if the Cohibas were mild, but they sure were tasty! Fuente is my go-to when I feel overwhelmed at the 'candy shop' lol. I'm sure you'll be pleased with an 8-5-8!
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As many have already noted, Arturo Fuentes are excellent sticks! I almost feel like I spoiled myself as the 8-5-8's, Don Carlos', and Hemingways were my first smokes that I can remember having when I first started. I also enjoyed a Macanudo or Cohiba that came in a tube. Not sure if the Cohibas were mild, but they sure were tasty! Fuente is my go-to when I feel overwhelmed at the 'candy shop' lol. I'm sure you'll be pleased with an 8-5-8!
Having trouble finding 8-5-8's , is there another name for them ? Where'd you find them ?
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