Trinidad Vigia - Are other Trinidads as good?

[RobBooth]

Had my first Trinidad a few weeks back, a Vigia. Although it didn't have much age on it I thoroughly enjoyed it and was wondering if the Trinidad line is one to work through? I've toyed with buying Robustos and Reyes in the past but something else has always caught my eye instead or distracted me.
Anyone have any particular Trinidad stick recommendations?

[PeeJay]

I haven't yet found a Trinidad I like, the profile just doesn't work for me but if you liked the Viglia then by reversing my logic you'll probably like the rest. The Reyes are very popular and accessible so start with them Rob

[nplymouth]

Not sure if the Reyes is the robusto size but I really really enjoyed that! Will be a box purchase for sure!


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[RobBooth]

I haven't yet found a Trinidad I like, the profile just doesn't work for me but if you liked the Viglia then by reversing my logic you'll probably like the rest. The Reyes are very popular and accessible so start with them Rob

I'm sure you're right, I think I'll source a few and give these a go, Vigias seem a bit rarer at the moment.

[PeeJay]

Not sure if the Reyes is the robusto size but I really really enjoyed that! Will be a box purchase for sure!

Reyes are the little ones

[RobBooth]

Not sure if the Reyes is the robusto size but I really really enjoyed that! Will be a box purchase for sure!


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Robustos are generally the sticks I go for. Are the Reyes a smaller ring gauge? I'm going to give the Reyes a go as [MENTION=13402615]PeeJay[/MENTION] suggests and maybe a robusto if I can get my hands on one or two and see how they compare.

[sheppsea]

The Vigia is the closest you'll get to a Robusto with Trinidad I'm afraid - they previously had a Robusto and a Robusto Extra but they were both discontinued a few years ago now.

Trinidad are one of my favourite brands, they have some excellent smokes and I find the flavour really unique

[Peawetbeanwet]

Just had a Trinidad Reyes this afternoon, they may be the small one of the family but they are tasty and lasted 55mins.

[TheMonk]

I enjoy Trinidad a lot, as a whole. An aged Fundadores is an exquisite smoke, the Reyes make a very good alternative to the more common PCs, and the Coloniales are a wonderful stick, herbal and citrusy. I do believe the Vigia has a lot of potential, but they do need some age on them, the '14 ones are still way too fresh as it is.

[smokey joe]

I had a Robusto T yesterday that was superb. Trinidad Reyes got me in to cigars. I am a fan, all the Trinidad cigars I've had have been A1


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[jerryr]

I'm a great fan of any Trinidad cigar the Rayes is a lovely little cigar, similar in size and gage to a corona, the Vigia is the nearest to a Robusto, and is you can get then the Edicoin Limitado Ingenio 2007 is also a nice smoke.

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[wayne_w]

When I first had a Reyes I found them to be quite harsh & peppery. I've since had a couple with more age on them & they were very enjoyable. Like most Cubans, they need a couple of years at least to mellow

[SHAMZ84]

When I first had a Reyes I found them to be quite harsh & peppery. I've since had a couple with more age on them & they were very enjoyable. Like most Cubans, they need a couple of years at least to mellow

Defo...I've only tried a young Reyes and wasn't a fan..I bought a 5 pack and have been told give them some age and they will become a lovely smoke

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[handlebarpipe]

Not yet tried a Trinidad cigar, looking forward to doing so in the near future.
Marc

[anz3001]

Ive only had a Reyes from the Trinidad range, robusto are also my vitola of choice but the Reyes certainly didn't disappoint for a little 'un