A great starter cigar?

[kirscovitch]

well if you want a real mild smoke. the RP 1999's are very light.

 

[Electric Sheep]

What Davidoffs should I look for? Is there a specialty line that's pretty good?

Look for the Thousands series. The 2000 is a PC sized stick, runs about $10 bucks, and if you get the tubos version it has SPECTACULAR gift/presentation value.

It's a fairly mild, but very refined cigar.

 

[CWS]

Look for the Thousands series. The 2000 is a PC sized stick, runs about $10 bucks, and if you get the tubos version it has SPECTACULAR gift/presentation value.

It's a fairly mild, but very refined cigar.

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[Greg]

And Davidoff has cachet!

 

[Altercall]

My brother brought up a good point... Are there and CC's that I "might be able to get ahold of," that are a milder cigar? None of the stuff I have falls into the mild category, but I definitely know nothing about CCs.

 

[caudio51]

I would say AVO, Fuente Hemmingway or even a best seller.

 

[tobby4]

The VSG might flatten him...

I say go with an Avo...

 

[jmatkins]

Aurora 100 Anos Limited Edition Cigars, I have had a few of these and are very good.

 

[jwintosh]

Aurora 100 Anos Limited Edition Cigars, I have had a few of these and are very good.

a great smoke, definelty a heavy hitter!

 

[caudio51]

Yea, the 100 Anos is a great choice. Not very strong but tons of good flavor and certainly in the price range

 

[MichiganM]

I always try to think of the first realy good cigar I had past the drug store crap. A very nice macanudo or RyJ Reserva Real and he will think he's in heavan. An ESG will be wasted.

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I re-read this thread. I only mentioned the larger 26 because I thought you wanted us to pick from your list. If you wanted other suggestions I would have gone with a Macanudo or a Davidoff right up front. I agree with Chuck on this one.