Top Non-Cuban suggestions please!

[Motormadj]

I havent had many NC's but I currently have some Chinchalero Perla's [very cheap, nicaraguan i think] that a friend gave me [I think they are too cheap for his tastes] but to be honest they are a good little morning or light smoke, if budget is an issue.

[Pleevy]

I am with Pandy, the A Fuente Short Story I had was fantastic. I felt like it finished far too quickly.

[Detroit_Waves]

I am with Pandy, the A Fuente Short Story I had was fantastic. I felt like it finished far too quickly.

Funny you mention this, as I actually brought a box back as I enjoyed them so much on my last trip, and will be bringing another back in a couple of months to when I go bsck to the states as ive practically finished this box!

[TJCoro]

A few come to mind.

Has to be a Padron 1964 for me.

Not a bad stick...but make mine a Padron 1926 80th Anniversary(Number 9, Number 9, Number 9 also good).



A close second include A. Fuente God of Fire and the Hemingway Signature (blows the Short Story away, IMO)


I also dig upon a Davidoff Grand Cru #3.


TJ, TJCoro

[Jacobwaits]

Have never tried a God of fire. Are they worth the price?

[TJCoro]

Can't Buy Me Love!

Have never tried a God of fire. Are they worth the price?

Well, unless it comes with a blojob, no cigar is worth that price. All things being equal however, to answer your question....YES!

[Danny]

get a Rocky Patel vintage 1990 Churchill or my all time favorite Ashton Classics magnum robusto oww what a smoke

[sbthang]

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Sorry to 'hi-jack', but the Michael Flatfoot emo is ace...nice one TJ

Steve

[T_montana]

get a Rocky Patel vintage 1990 Churchill or my all time favorite Ashton Classics magnum robusto oww what a smoke

+1

i love me a rocky patel vintage 1990 absolute life changing smoke

[Kdot]

Fuente Between the lines if you're feeling flush.