Cigar Strength

[TonyN]

There's been a lot of talk on our favorite brands and guages on the forum, how about doing one on strength we like .
MILD
MILD TO MEDIUM
MEDIUM TO FULL
FULL.

myself i normaly go for medium to full find them more satifying.

[Scott]

Me still being a bit of a noob, l like mild to medium and medium to full cigars.

[ValeTudoGuy]

I like to switch it up depending On mood and situation.

[nev coss]

medium to full and full , depends on mood

[Simon G]

I like to switch it up depending On mood and situation.

+1

All depends whether a strong or mild hit is required - depending on mood and timeframe

[JonnyO]

Yup mild to medium here. Still a bit of a minefield judging what cigars fall in those parameters. I seem to be hovering around Romeos and Montys at the moment. I had the Monty Open Master which was an amazing smoke about 3 weeks ago- must pick up more actually

[cj121]

medium to full and full , depends on mood

I'm with this generally, though don't by any account dismiss lesser strength smokes. Flavour is always a key point

[Sludgie]

Medium to full normally..


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[Krist]

I like to switch it up depending On mood and situation.

Same goes!

[TheMonk]

Me still being a bit of a noob, l like mild to medium and medium to full cigars.

Same here.

[oskihen]

I like them all depending on mood, time /situation etc , after all variety is the spice of life

[Tendarus]

Depends on exactly what we're referring to by "strength". If nicotine strength then low or medium as I've never been a cigarette smoker so hate that nauseous feeling a strong one gives.

If body/strength of flavours then full for me as I don't have a particularly sensitive palette so need all the help I can get!

[Wigan]

Right lets see if I can get this down in a way that makes sense.

Started off cigars with full and heavy cigars thinking I like red wine, dark ales and that sort of thing so they will be the cigars I like. Picked up a trinadad Reye by mistake one day and really enjoyed it. Didn't realise light flavour just means more delicate flavours. Still plenty of flavour and now enjoy the full range.

[PeeJay]

Right lets see if I can get this down in a way that makes sense.

Started off cigars with full and heavy cigars thinking I like red wine, dark ales and that sort of thing so they will be the cigars I like. Picked up a trinadad Reye by mistake one day and really enjoyed it. Didn't realise light flavour just means more delicate flavours. Still plenty of flavour and now enjoy the full range.

Like curries, a korma has all the flavour and none of the heat.

[ValeTudoGuy]

Like curries, a korma has all the flavour and none of the heat.

Who are you kidding? Korma taste like chicken pudding. Every style of curry taste so very different anyway. Vindaloo can be the most flavorful of the lot for me, but sometimes they are a little too hot for their own good.