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Old 10-03-2009, 12:42 AM   #1
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Could you guys give me some recommendations for medium cigars. I am past the romeo y julietas oliva G, montecristo whites, all good cigars that i still smoke but I am wanting to try something a little stronger to sort of test my palate but not get too crazy. Thanks in advance
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Old 10-03-2009, 12:44 AM   #2
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TAT Havana VI line is great step
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Old 10-03-2009, 01:24 AM   #3
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Re: graduating from a noob
Try moving up to Maduros. Try the Oliva Serie O Maduro. Another that recently tried was a Sancho Panza Double Maduro (great medium strength cigar). Also the Padrons might tickle your fancy. If you don't like Maduros, Tats, Ashton VSG or Camacho's are also a great cigars.
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Old 10-03-2009, 01:51 AM   #4
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5 Vegas Classic or Serie A should be a nice step up.
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Old 10-03-2009, 09:59 AM   #5
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Re: graduating from a noob
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5 Vegas Classic or Serie A should be a nice step up.

The classic I think is still mild.

Id say an Oliva Series V, Padron 5000, Nub Habano/Maduro, CAO Italia/Brazilia, Alec Bradley Tempus
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I second the Camacho, Oliva Series O, ad especially pick up a Padron...the 2000 is great!
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The classic I think is still mild.

Id say an Oliva Series V, Padron 5000, Nub Habano/Maduro, CAO Italia/Brazilia, Alec Bradley Tempus
CAO italia is a great step up. kristoff is great. do you want to try something bolder, or spicier.
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Re: graduating from a noob
Oliva series V may be too big of a jump, I would try sampling some of your favorites in maduro form, also some don pepin blends would be a nice step.
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Could you guys give me some recommendations for medium cigars. I am past the romeo y julietas oliva G, montecristo whites, all good cigars that i still smoke but I am wanting to try something a little stronger to sort of test my palate but not get too crazy. Thanks in advance

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Old 10-04-2009, 01:46 AM   #11
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Re: graduating from a noob
turns out I have a couple of theses that have been mentioned I have a CAO Brazilia, Nub Maduro, 5 vegas A and a padron but im not sure what series it is because it was given to me. I think Ill try to pick up a sancho panza olivia G maduro and V tomorrow
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CAO italia is a great step up. kristoff is great. do you want to try something bolder, or spicier.
Im not sure what Im looking for I had a Man O War and Rocky Patel Double Fusion and they were both a bit strong for me
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