The air is getting warmer so (outdoor) cigar time is soon here!

 

Woah! Look what the cat dragged in! What's up man?

 

Another resurrection! lol (does ~two months count as enough time for a thread to be dead before its resurrected?)

Anyhoo, when I first found this a month or two ago, it piqued my interest in cigars. I've smoked cigs and a pipe for about two years now and enjoy smoking a pipe (with some decent cavendish to be exact) so I figured I'd give cigars a shot. First one I had was a lighter romeo y julieta which I greatly enjoyed, and the next one I had was a bit darker than the romeo, it was a cabinet selection called, iirc, por larragnoia (something along those lines, not too sure of the spelling) and I really liked that one, it had a very full bodied taste but not harsh and kind of sweet even.

After I found out how pleasant a good cigar can be, I relocated this thread to remind myself of some of the other suggestions I saw on here and today picked up a Rocky Patel Sungrown and a Rocky Patel Signature44 somethinorother, can't wait to light one of them up

 

I'm lovin the weather, though I've been cutting back on the cigars lately

I've been thinkin about trying something from Nub, but the concept seems strange to me...http://www.cigar.com/cigars/viewcigar.asp?brand=620

 

Romeo y Julieta is my favorite brand of cigars. I love all the vintage line, but vintage IV is the best. A new one that is growing on me is Nub. http://www.nubcigar.com/nub.html The cigars have a wide range of flavors, burn slowly, and just a great overall value.

 

Fired up the aforementioned rp signature series beginning of this week. It was a little on the harsh side for me but not terrible. Fired up the sungrown tonight and boy what a great suggestion! Much better than the signature series one I had and a close second to the por larragnia I had a couple weeks ago. Definitely going to be picking up another one of those in the near future, that was a great smoke