The Greatest Cigar I've Never Had

[DaReallyPoGigolo]

I'd love to try the Padron 1964 Maduro, 1926 PAM, 1926 40th, 1926 80th, and Opus X. Oh, and also a Monte #2 Habano. One day.......

[Mitch]

I have always wanted to try a Padron 1926, any of them, I am not picky. Also the Padron 1964. I also would like to try the Cohiba Cuban.

[gjcab09]

Dunno

[ShortyStogie]

ummmmm... Don't wanna be the one to show my newbie-ness... but I've never even heard of these cigars. Of course, I'm familiar with a lot of the cubans... but these seem really exciting.

The ones that I've jotted down are a whole bunch of Padrons and the Fuente Opus X series... Must dig in and try a few sticks from each.

This thread is most yummy sounding.. all 6 pages of it.

-SS

[tobacmon]

Have yet to try the Tat T110 , but from what I've read it is the next on to try list along with the Davidoff Mill. cc.

Thanks for the thread!

[bigdaddysmoker]

after reading about the Man o' War Ruination, it sounds like a great stick i would like to try. that Culebra thing just looks too wicked to smoke! how would one go about it anyway?

also on my short list would be these "Tat" cigars i keep reading about, a Padron everyone raves over and any CC. never had one, hope to find my way to some one day.

oh boy, 30 posts, now i can post pix!

[Jumes]

On a recent trip I was able to track down a couple of cigars that may be only for those rare occasions. A Serie 1926, and a 1964 Anniversary. I did not find an Opus X, not sure if I would have popped for it anyway depending on the price. I definitely want to find a MOW Ruination and a My Father. Certainly any CC would be welcome in my humi and probably the least likely for me to get hold of.

[Magicseven]

Well since I am just coming back to it, I have no idea what's good and what i want to try. I tried the R4 and it was awful. I think so far the one I have enjoyed most would be the Camacho triple maduro

I know I want to try something from

Nub
Ashton
Opus
Anejo

Otherwise I just keep buying and trying!

[Cypress]

I guess the greatest cigar I have never had and probably will never get to try is a Tatuaje Frank. From the review I read they appeared to be good, but due to the limited production, I will never get them.

[Esoteric]

I would have to say the best cigars I have never had would either be an Anejo or God of Fire. I've wanted to try them for a while but I haven't been able to find any that I could afford. I did find one deal but I asked 10 minutes late lol

[commonsenseman]

Originally Posted by Cypress

I guess the greatest cigar I have never had and probably will never get to try is a Tatuaje Frank. From the review I read they appeared to be good, but due to the limited production, I will never get them.

Yup that & a BBMF for me.

[shunoshi]

I'm new enough to cigars that there are MANY great ones I haven't tried. The only things in my mind that really stand out are the Añejo Shark (purely because the size is amazing), the Opus X (because it garners so much attention from everyone), and any CC (since they're the big kahuna of all cigars).

[tobacmon]

Did I mention the Sand Shark---ummmmmmmmmm

[SureShot81]

In the spirit of things, I'd love to try a Cuban Cohiba or Partagas. I've just never had a CC and would like to try them. As for something available in the US, it'd have to probably be some kind of Graycliff, maybe an Espresso. My local B&M has a serious issue with Graycliff and refuses to order them. I'd like to keep my business with the local shop, but I may have to venture out into the internet to try a few. Great thread.

[RobustBrad]

Hey all,

First post here.

Partagas Series D #4 is by far the best cigar I've had in my 10 or so years of experience. That paired with a strong brewed coffee with a touch of creme can melt any stress away.

Cheers,
Brad