Regular smoke

[satch]

I also like variety. Not just cigars but everything really.
I do the same job day in day out, so bollocks to sticking to the same thing.

Variety is the spice of life, and all that.

Sorry, rant over!

[misterbulgarin]

I HAVE to try and smoke a variety. Although 'georges reserve' sticks almost became an every day smoke, but I held off them incase I ever got bored of them, god I love that brand.

[jdawg]

Variety is the spice of life...

[Robusto]

I do not smoke every day. I've just had about a fortnight off, and that's fairly typical of my cigar habit.

I've smoked my way through a lot of different Cuban Robustos, and my favourite cigars amongst them are my mainstays.

Much of this has to do with the uninterrupted time I can give to a smoke. I am usually very busy in my day job, so most smoking is done in the evening after work.

Having said that, I do always stock some smaller Cuban cigars for quicker occasions, and I love to light up Churchills and other bigger bastards when I can.

I prefer Cubans over NCs with a few notable exceptions.

I try to keep exploring new brands as much as I can, and when I hit my holidays, my cigar consumption and enjoyment can rocket because of the freedom I've got.

My go-to Robustos have been D4s and Juan Lopez No2 for quite a while.

[EugeneSax]

I can't believe anyone interested enough in cigars to join this or any such forum would stick with only one or two sticks (or even brands). Such people couldn't really say their interset was in "cigars" but rather in "Monte 4's" or whatever.

This thread reminds me of an old (old)(and wealthy) family friend who had to give up smoking on health grounds. On learning that I had recently developed an interest in cigars he appologised that he had just passed his "Bolivars" on to his step-son. It has always intigued me whether he just had the remains of a box of Coronas, or a whole humidor filled with a range of different Bolis. And more intriguingly - if he'd known about my interest earlier whether I might have been the recipient of a few well-aged sticks (something that I took him to be implying).

[ronin]

For me, the Monte's and SLR are my go to sticks as far as smoking on a regular basis. Meaning, I never miss a day of smoking one. Other than that, I smoke many different brands and sizes.

[HabanoSy]

Chop and change all the time...

So many fabulous cigrs out there, be hard to stick to one brand/size every day...

Just MHO though, of course...

Cheers, HabanoSy

[patrickspark]

my most common smoke is a monte no. 4 but i do like to try different sticks regularly - thats why i find this forum so informative.

when i was a kid i used to go into Kapp & Peterson every month with my Grandfather to collect his box of H.Upmann coronas - he never varied from these and indeed only ever bought them from the same to tobacconist !

different strokes ect...

[Gee_99]

Monte 4?s most common for me!

[Big J]

Variety is the spice of life...

[macker89]

Couldn't dream of smoking the same thing every time...experiencing the different tastes, aromas, sizes etc. is half the fun.

If I had to smoke one cigar only for the rest of my life it would probably be the RyJ short churchill for a myriad of reasons including its suitability as either a daytime or evening smoke and its value for money........much as I love em - THANK GOD I DON'T HAVE TO !!

[mackem keith]

im in agreement with the majority gotta be a variety for me, its all part of the fun experiencing new flavours, sizes ect..

[saggel]

May I say that I have loved Monte No.4?

[68TriShield]

Smokers of this type are more numerous than one thinks!

In Paris tobacco shops I have often met gentlemen who smoked exclusively Lusitanias or D4s or Epicure #2 or Cohiba robustos, etc.

Of course these people do not attend the cigar forums, but they are the ones who keep tobacconists alive?

I concur...