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I just ordered a used copy of The Complete Idiots Guide to Cigars by Tad Gage. Tad is well respected pipe and cigar reviewer and author, so I thought I couldn't go wrong for four quid. Are there other cigar books you would recommend?
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The one and only Min Ron Nee guide to Post Revolution Havana cigars....hard to find and pricey but worth it
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Originally posted by larrysson View Post
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Larry, the "Idoit's Guide" (2nd edition) is an excellent primer for learning about cigars. And before you know it, you'll be
posting like a pro.....or at least like that overachiever, senor 
stevietheboy. 
Names
Perro, el Perro, and we Coros keep a copy of The Guide next to Min Ron Nee's fabulous, but outdated, book.
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Davidoff's The Connoisseur's book of the Cigar is a nice read for a bit of history.
Gage's book is a good intro.Comment
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I got this one for my birthday. its a good read. (Celebrating Cigars by Anwer Bati)Student of CigarsComment
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http://www.amazon.fr/Havana-Cigar-Cu.../dp/0789203278
Excellent book, used to be the best about habanos before the release of MRN's Encyclopaedia.
http://www.amazon.com/Cigars-Revised.../dp/2080300962
Outdated, but the presentation is amazing.Comment
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Min Ron Nee guide to Post Revolution Havana cigars. Great if you want to splash the cash. I have had a look at one and it was awesome.Comment
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Originally posted by TJCoro View Post
Young Larry, the "Idoit's Guide" (2nd edition) is an excellent primer for learning about cigars. And before you know it, you'll be posting like a pro.....or at least like that overachiever, senor stevietheboy.
Names Perro, el Perro, and we Coros keep a copy of The Guide next to Min Ron Nee's fabulous, but outdated, book.
Still got a bad back carrying around London...Love Life - Love Cigars
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