Best Value Sticks
ZAP
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The more I smoke cigars the more I realize there are a LOT of good quality smokes that don't cost much. What are your favorite value sticks?
My top two are:
Cu-Avana Intenso (Would match up against many higher priced strong smokes imho)
La Herencia Cubana (The best valued AJ blend imho.)
My top two are:
Cu-Avana Intenso (Would match up against many higher priced strong smokes imho)
La Herencia Cubana (The best valued AJ blend imho.)
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everyones palate is different but a few of mine are morro castle, some arturo fuentes are cheap and great like today i hit on some 858 maduros for less than 20 bucks for 5, sol cubano cuban cabinet, the ccom line of smoke like the brazilian and sungrown, G2, lhcof a staple in the humiZAP:The more I smoke cigars the more I realize there are a LOT of good quality smokes that don't cost much. What are your favorite value sticks?
My top two are:
Cu-Avana Intenso (Would match up against many higher priced strong smokes imho)
La Herencia Cubana (The best valued AJ blend imho.)0 -
Graycliff G2 about $50-$60 a box smooth connie0
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The Diesel line, Nica Libre, and LHCOF are a few of my favorite cheaper sticks.0
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Pinar del Rio has moved up their for me recently.0
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Gran Habano Vintage 2002 Robusto bundle. Usually $2 a stick.... Best value, IMHO.Guns don't kill people, Daddies with pretty daughters do…..0
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Diesel UHC and the LGC original sumatra. Both are in my top 5 regardless of price an both at around $100 per box of 30 or 25.
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Gran Habano #3, Blue Label, and I second the LGC sumatra.
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Diesel Unlimited D5 ...Nuf said0
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+1 Also the Ccom blends are excellent.lilwing88:Gran Habano Vintage 2002 Robusto bundle. Usually $2 a stick.... Best value, IMHO.0 -
I've kinda learned if your patient and keep your eyes open you can find enough good deals to not worry about cheap sticks.0
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+1 on the patience for steals at ccom. I enjoy El Baton, and Perdomo2 for everyday value.0
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That's what I do. Then my "cheap" sticks aren't really "cheap" sticks.wwestern:I've kinda learned if your patient and keep your eyes open you can find enough good deals to not worry about cheap sticks.
I only smoke about once or twice a week, so they tend to be more on the expensive side, but even still I find I need to have some budget sticks around for those times when the cigar might get destroyed. Out in the pool, yardwork, etc. For those times I like:
5 Vegas CS II
5 Vegas Gold
Diesel Unlimited
JDN Extra Fuerte
Sol Cubano Cuban Classic
Sancho Panza Extra Fuerte
Gran Habano 2002 Robusto
or almost anything Gran Habano really.0 -
hands down the CAO La Traviata0
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Since I am still pretty much a newb, how many of you purchase seconds? Are they worth it and is there any added benefit to getting a second? I am starting to think that if I want to see what I really like, seconds would be worth trying. Any opinions?0
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sdip:hands down the CAO La Traviata
+1, Also for about 2.50 (box Price) Reposado 96 is very good but a long smoke..
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Oliveros Best Buy sampler in transit.The maduro fuerte is a good smoke.0
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I like the cuba libre as well.0
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Sancho Panza Extra Fuerte, Carlos Torano Signature, CCom House blends0
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IMHO, Gurkha's best sticks are also their most inexpensive. Sherpa CAFE, Cuban Legacy, and Park Avenue (both the original and the maduro) are all very good cigars which are easy on the pocket book.
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Gran Habano. Ccom House Blends.0
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The ccom blends, diesels, LHCOF, 5 Vegas line, these are my favs just to name a few.0
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#1- Vudu..... trust me
#2-Jesus Fuego 777...... again trust me0 -
5-Vegas line is a pretty good smoke for the price. Usually get a box of coronas with the upgrade; around 60$ for 35 cigars, not a bad price, if you like them that is.0
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I've only tried a couple 2nds (RP Vintage 92 and 90), both were just as good as the regular.Lakota72:Since I am still pretty much a newb, how many of you purchase seconds? Are they worth it and is there any added benefit to getting a second? I am starting to think that if I want to see what I really like, seconds would be worth trying. Any opinions?Guns don't kill people, Daddies with pretty daughters do…..0 -
Glad to hear this... have a couple of the La Herencia Cubana on the way... Ok where's the freakin mail carrier!!!ZAP:The more I smoke cigars the more I realize there are a LOT of good quality smokes that don't cost much. What are your favorite value sticks?
My top two are:
Cu-Avana Intenso (Would match up against many higher priced strong smokes imho)
La Herencia Cubana (The best valued AJ blend imho.)0 -
Ep Carrillo stuff in general, but the New Wave Connecticut is at the top for me, as it is really a great blend, performs well, and also is dirt cheap. The Short Run Populares is also great.0
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i almost never buy themLakota72:Since I am still pretty much a newb, how many of you purchase seconds? Are they worth it and is there any added benefit to getting a second? I am starting to think that if I want to see what I really like, seconds would be worth trying. Any opinions?
the only ones i find that are worth the cash are the 3x3 (davidoff seconds)0 -
I would agree with Kuzi here in that I also think the Davidoff 3x3s are definitely worth it. I think they're great. However, I don't know about other seconds since I haven't smoked any others before.0
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Iiiiinteresting. Always wondered about these. If Kuzi says they are worthy of Davidoff secondism, then I may have to jump...kuzi16:
i almost never buy themLakota72:Since I am still pretty much a newb, how many of you purchase seconds? Are they worth it and is there any added benefit to getting a second? I am starting to think that if I want to see what I really like, seconds would be worth trying. Any opinions?
the only ones i find that are worth the cash are the 3x3 (davidoff seconds)0 -
not as good as davidoff but i am not mad at em at all. they have the blending style and that is the important part0
