Thin Cigars?

[Lee Nub]

I dont seem to get on with thinner gauge either, i prefer something 50 plus, and 60 plus is even better

[tippexx]

i prefer something 50 plus, and 60 plus is even better

They've specialist sites for that sort of thing these days Lee!

[Lee Nub]

LOL

[Kdot]

always saw thin cigars as a bit girly when out in public, even though i do enjoy a fundadores...I'm not that particularly fond of the mega thick cigars either, i.e Nub, a bit to butch...

im happy with a 47rg Churchill the perfect balance between macho and feminine...(does that mean its some sort of hermaphrodite stogie???)

[Big J]

I really don't care for thin cigars. I prefer a 46-52 ring gauge.

[lakeside toker]

I am smoking more of the thinner ring cigars lately. Most have a few years on them and have really tasted and smoked great.

[SeanP]

I like a thinner gauge cigar now and again. Usually when I have time to smoke and really enjoy it as I find the smaller rings need to be smoked a lot slower and are a lot less forgiving.

[HabanoSy]

I find the smaller rings need to be smoked a lot slower and are a lot less forgiving.

There certainly is an art to smoking the thinner gauge cigar to fully appreciate what they have to offer...

Unfortunately, I tend to quaff my smokes rather rapidly which always leaves me feeling 'Im sure that had much more to offer...!!!' when I smoke a thin gauge cigar...

Cheers, HabanoSy

[El Greco]

I am not a fan of thin vitolas either.

But I strongly recommend that you try Por Larranaga Monte Carlos. They are excellent. Rather inexpensive, real cuban taste, top construction and burn.

Just give them some time to rest.