Creamy churchill size

[FireArm]

Could anyone suggest a cigar as described above for a newbie like me?

I've heard romeo y julieta churchill's could hit the mark but wanted to ask advice.

Cheers

[tippexx]

I would start with the Saint Luis Rey. It's the least strong of the Churchills but IMO the most flavoursome. Then try an LGC Tainos (if you can find one) and H Upmann Monarchs.

Have fun!

[fordi]

How about Cigar Aficionado's cigar of the year 2011, the Alec Bradley Prensado Churchill.

http://www.cigaraficionado.com/cigars/top25detail/year/2011/rank/1

[Puff Scotty]

I think Upmann do cream pretty well, as Arf says the Monarch is a nice one...

[butternutsquashpie]

Could anyone suggest a cigar as described above for a newbie like me?

I've heard romeo y julieta churchill's could hit the mark but wanted to ask advice.

Cheers

Ah yes yes, RYJ churchill was the best churchill I've ever had. But i had my first when i was starting out. I regret smoking it so soon as my palate hadnt develop yet...... I smoked one last month and it was WAAAAY better than what i remembered it to be (i could actually pick up flavours and all that time)

[Wid3y]

I had a VegaFina DC in Spain at the weekend. ?8 a stick and smoked very well for the money!'

[grub]

HdM Churchill should do the trick

[peanutpete]

[QUOTE=Puff Scotty;201016]I think Upmann do cream pretty well, as Arf says the Monarch is a nice one...[/QUOTE

don't smoke many churchills but if you want some cream this should hit the spot

[Andy B]

HdM Churchill should do the trick

agreed!

[monkey66]

I would also take a look at the Quai D'orsay Imperales, very approachable.