Parno's Humidor

[PeeJay]

Hi Joss, still a bit early for me to really know what I like. I am only starting out and am a bit daunted by all the choices. The last cigar I had was nice, it was a Guantanamera and very enjoyable. One of the things I'm enjoying is reading about what people are smoking then going to do some research on it. Hopefully I can work my way through some different brands and strengths to see where I end up.

I can tell you what they're not smoking Roy and that's Guantanameras. You need to hook up with some of the Scots lads to get some pointers on where best to spend your money. And give @Wigan some driving pointers!

[Sean]

Nice mate some good buys there

[Roy_Drage]

I can tell you what they're not smoking Roy and that's Guantanameras. You need to hook up with some of the Scots lads to get some pointers on where best to spend your money. And give @Wigan some driving pointers!

Indeed! I welcome any advice from the more experienced guys.

I can trade driving tips for Nubs!!

[Joss]

Parno's Humidor

Hi Joss, still a bit early for me to really know what I like. I am only starting out and am a bit daunted by all the choices. The last cigar I had was nice, it was a Guantanamera and very enjoyable. One of the things I'm enjoying is reading about what people are smoking then going to do some research on it. Hopefully I can work my way through some different brands and strengths to see where I end up.

If you are new to cigar smoking then Id guess the mild to medium ranges would serve you well. Some brands Id definitely recommend you try in order of my preference in that range- Hoyo de Monterrey, H. Upmann, Romeo y Julieta, Montecristo. All very good quality smokes. Not tried a Guantanamera, they have a reputation of being 'cheap and cheerful'. Although they're not highly regarded by aficionados they are the most popular Cuban in China apparently. Hoyo de Monterrey Petit Robusto is a delicious and mild cigar.

Stick around here and you'll pick up loads of tips and recommendations, its a great place to learn about cigars.

[Seegarnub]

Hi Joss, still a bit early for me to really know what I like. I am only starting out and am a bit daunted by all the choices. The last cigar I had was nice, it was a Guantanamera and very enjoyable. One of the things I'm enjoying is reading about what people are smoking then going to do some research on it. Hopefully I can work my way through some different brands and strengths to see where I end up.

Hi Roy, have you tried an El Rey del Mundo Choix Supreme?


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[Roy_Drage]

If you are new to cigar smoking then Id guess the mild to medium ranges would serve you well. Some brands Id definitely recommend you try in order of my preference in that range- Hoyo de Monterrey, H. Upmann, Romeo y Julieta, Montecristo. All very good quality smokes. Not tried a Guantanamera, they have a reputation of being 'cheap and cheerful'. Although they're not highly regarded by aficionados they are the most popular Cuban in China apparently. Hoyo de Monterrey Petit Robusto is a delicious and mild cigar.

Stick around here and you'll pick up loads of tips and recommendations, its a great place to learn about cigars.

Thanks very much for the information, I picked up an H Upman the other day so I've obviously learned something in my short time here [emoji4]. Im looking forward to trying out some others.

[Roy_Drage]

Hi Roy, have you tried an El Rey del Mundo Choix Supreme?


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Hi Seegarnub, no not yet. I'm sure given time I'll get around to trying that one [emoji106]. I'm just off to read up on it [emoji51]

[Seegarnub]

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[Wigan]

I can tell you what they're not smoking Roy and that's Guantanameras. You need to hook up with some of the Scots lads to get some pointers on where best to spend your money. And give @Wigan some driving pointers!

I will make the effort to herf with anyone who is up for it. My can meet you half way and anyone else on the way, where are we all?

[parnaby]

Whitburn for me so Glasgow n Edinburgh both easy. I'm in Aberdeen on Tue but with a colleague.


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[Wigan]

Whitburn for me so Glasgow n Edinburgh both easy. I'm in Aberdeen on Tue but with a colleague.


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No chance of a quick smoke? I am on nights so could meet you day time

[parnaby]

Be unlikely [MENTION=13417760]Wigan[/MENTION] but I'll let you know. Only there for a quick meeting then driving back. 6 hours driving for what will likely be a 30min meeting [emoji19]


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[Wigan]

no worries, there is talk of a big Aberdeen herf at some point this year

[mightyred]

Really...lol

[Wigan]

Really...lol

Well lots of promises were made at mill hill...........