Wedding Cigar

[Niela]

Hey Guys,

I have a colleague who gets married and he wants to get some cigars for his guests and himself. None of them are cigar smokers, so I guess it should be something mild and not too expensive either. So probably a NC. Any suggestions?

[TJCoro]

Waste not...

That's what I'd do, chico...but I wouldn't necessarily go to NCs. Perhaps a bundle or two of Jose L. Piedras or something like that for the non-aficionados, and a higher-end puro for you, the groom, and others who appreciate the puro.

As one who used to provide top-end cubans at parties, there's nothing more horrifying than finding half-smoked Cohibas smashed into dinner plates.

Lesson learned!

Bag Boy

[Toxophilite]

Dunhill Aged are very mild and fairly inexpensive. Often come tubed which tends to go down well with inexperienced smokers and is handy from a practical perspective.


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[Simon Bolivar]

That's what I'd do, chico...but I wouldn't necessarily go to NCs. Perhaps a bundle or two of Jose L. Piedras or something like that for the non-aficionados, and a higher-end puro for you, the groom, and others who appreciate the puro.

As one who used to provide top-end cubans at parties, there's nothing more horrifying than finding half-smoked Cohibas smashed into dinner plates.

Lesson learned!

Bag Boy

Dare I say, the best advice you have ever given!

[PeeJay]

I take a box of Dutch dry cured cigars to weddings and hand them round.

[TJCoro]

The Best Ever?

Dare I say, the best advice you have ever given!

Dare not, amigo.....dare not!

Bag Boy

[anz3001]

I had a box of Guantanemero Cristals that I picked up in Spain for the guests , didn't feel bad about all the half smoked ones.

[Niela]

Thanks guys! I won't be at the wedding and as far as I know, none of them actually smoke cigars. The wedding is actually in Spain, so I might have him pick some up there... (And some for me )