Help with differences in cigar quality

[kmckinn3]

Hey guys.
Lately I've been wondering what makes the quality of cigars differ. Not only from one premium to another but also the difference in a premium and cruddy. Are there different kinds of tobacco plants that provide different kinds of smoke? Are all tobacco plants the same and it's all about what happens after harvest? This may also answer the question of why some cigars cost much more than others.

Instead of doing my regular google search I thought I'd ask my new BOTL. I searched for an existing thread that would maybe answer my question but only found a couple beginner guides on how to light and store your cigars.

Thanks...blow my mind.

Kyle

 

[Cyrann]

Consider your mind blown:

Tobacconist University

 

[Boppa-Wasch]

Consider your mind blown:

Tobacconist University

Excellent information....

 

[kmckinn3]

Perfect.

A friend gave me a Nub Connecticut tonight. It was one of the nicest cigars I've smoked and was wonderful after dinner with a beer.

Thanks again.

Kyle

 

[Josh K]

Perfect.

A friend gave me a Nub Connecticut tonight. It was one of the nicest cigars I've smoked and was wonderful after dinner with a beer.

Thanks again.

Kyle

That is an excellent smoke.

 

[kafreeman]

The Connie nubs are great, I was surprised by them to be honest, as I generally dont enjoy Ct. wrapped cigars.

 

[kmckinn3]

I've only had about 4 different kinds of cigars but if I have a favorite type that's it! My mouth waters thinking about it