A touch of mild

[PeeJay]

MarkLondon is having his first cigar of the year on Friday and wants something really mild that won't inflame his delicate little throat, Cuban or non, lets have some suggestions and I'll see if I have one in my humidor

[TJCoro]

Mild, but good!

MarkLondon is having his first cigar of the year on Friday and wants something really mild that won't inflame his delicate little throat, Cuban or non, lets have some suggestions and I'll see if I have one in my humidor

Hmm, I'm thinking the Davidoff Grand Cru (#3) for something mild, but very good.

So, I vote NC!

Perro, el Perro

[ValeTudoGuy]

ERDM Demi Tasse, small and cheap so not the greatest loss if he does not feel up to it after starting.

[PeeJay]

I've got a little one called a Belmore that just looks mild, anyone had one?

[nicwing]

Trinidad Reyes?

[PeeJay]

Trinidad Reyes?

I thought they could be a little peppery, do they improve with age?

[TJCoro]

Speaks out of both sides!

Trinidad Reyes?

Haha! Senor Brokenmakemineareyeswing is back!

While a great little puro, se?or...not sure I'd consider it very mild. But as usual, I could be wrong.

Jay, Ray Jay

Hey Ray Jay! I just realized something...with posts like this, you can't loose.

(Harrumph!) You're a little late to the game, blu-balls. It's a little trick we've employed to...how you say...cover our asses!

Ummm, more like never taking a position, if you ask me.

[james.uk]

anything over 30 years old


Watches and Cigars.

[TJCoro]

I thought they could be a little peppery, do they improve with age?

Like most puros...YES they do improve with age and YES they can be a little peppery.

Perro, el Perro

Hey el Perro! I just learned something....contrary to what Catalina Joy always tells us, there REALLY ARE DUMB QUESTIONS!!!.

Haha! Well done, blu-balls...well done! You are ready!

[Joss]

The mildest of Cuban cigars would seem appropriate.. and highly recommended from me- a Fonseca- (Cosacos or Cadetes) Smooth and mild but not lacking in flavour.
If he wants a little more spice then Hoyo de Monterrey Petit Robusto would go down nicely.



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[TJCoro]

Make new friends, but keep the old!

The mildest of Cuban cigars would seem appropriate.. and highly recommended from me- a Fonseca- (Cosacos or Cadetes) Smooth and mild but not lacking in flavour.
If he wants a little more spice then Hoyo de Monterrey Petit Robusto would go down nicely.

Haha! Go down where, muchacho?

Heeheee, obviously I'm just kiddin' about, chico...but your comment on the Fonseca is interesting. I've never spent much time with these puros and I may just have to get to know 'em a little better this year.

Muchas Gracias!

Jay, Ray Jay

[DogManDude]

When I bought my first sticks, no one told me about the peppery thing.
Put hairs on my hairs it did!

[MarkLondon]

Haha just seen this. I am a delicate soul indeed.


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[nicwing]

Sorry guys, had to do that, The Mexicant complained recently (in the wedding cigars thread I think) that I hadn't mentioned the Trinidad Reyes because he thinks I mention it in every post (I checked back and in fact I only mention it in 48.92% of my posts)

Anyway, another cigar I recently enjoyed was the Por Larranaga Picadores, new but tasty right out of the box and certainly mild. If you don't like pepper it's a good stick.

[Joss]

Haha! Go down where, muchacho?

Haha Im sure you know what I mean.. The intricacies of the English language do throw out some weird phrases sometimes.
Im sure theres a Mexican/ Spanish equivalent:

Go Down well, maybe something like 'bien recibido'.. Or failing that 'Muy buena' Thats thanks to google translate not my spanish skills!!

Heeheee, obviously I'm just kiddin' about, chico...but your comment on the Fonseca is interesting. I've never spent much time with these puros and I may just have to get to know 'em a little better this year.

A breakfast/morning smoke if ever there was one [emoji3]


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