Choose one cigar for rest of life

[USCG Cigar Newb]

If you had to choose only one cigar to have for the rest of your life, what would you choose. NOTE: Keep in mind the price of the stick you are choosing, because that might dictate how often you would be able to light one up and enjoy. For me, honestly, it would be the Diesel Unlimited, full body but not full strength, PLUS, at the price point I could light up whenever I wanted.

 

[AussieMitch]

Surrogates Skull Breaker for me. Or Flor de las Antillas toro. Can't quite decide...

 

[SDShark]

For me it's a MF Flor de Las Antillas Belicoso. Not too expensive and a solid smoke IMO

 

[CigarGavin]

Tatuaje P....C.....R..... And that's it haha

 

[pbibby]

For me it's the brick house robusto. Some might not like it but I think it has a solid core of flavors, and for the price you could light one up anytime you would like.

 

[Hoshneer]

For me it's the brick house robusto. Some might not like it but I think it has a solid core of flavors, and for the price you could light one up anytime you would like.

One of my favorites bro and the Mighty Maduro is pretty bad ass as well.

 

[ATL]

Four Kicks CG

 

[LigaPrivadaFanboy]

VR Rubainos Famosos or whatever you call it

 

[Jfire]

Party Short. Reasonably priced, comes in cabs for aging. Unreasonable amount of flavor.......

 

[icehog3]

For me, RASCC...wonderful fresh, amazing with 5+ years.

 

[Robertsndr68]

My Father's RE

 

[Cazador]

Casa Fernandez Arsenio. Great bang for the buck.

 

[Ecks]

Fuente Cuban Belicoso.

 

[mdwest]

Tough call....

I know Im probably on my own on this one.. but the NUB 460 maduro is probably what I'd take.. I love the flavors.. price point is reasonable.. etc..

I smoke one of these every few days anyway.. no reason not to bump it up to everyday

 

[javajunkie]

anejo 46. a life without anejo is like a life without coffee.

 

[CigarGavin]

anejo 46. a life without anejo is like a life without coffee.

Woah. That's pretty bleak :0

 

[Tobacco Giant]

601 red label....very inexpensive, especially when found on sale and they've got those classic My Father characteristics.

 

[James]

I'd have to go with the ETdB Redemption Maduro, not so much for price point because to me it is in the bottom of my upper third price range so I couldn't buy 400 a year but it has all the flavor I look for and to choose one there has to be a quality over quantity point.

 

[forty_caliber]

Tough question. I find my tastes change over time. Right now I'd choose Olivia Cain Habano 6x60 but reserve the right for a do-over.

forty

 

[heavyd]

Padron 1964 Principe. $8 each x 365 = $2920.00 per year. That'll work. And I can buy some new shoes, too.