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Well how long have you been smoking and what do you like or dislike? That will determine what kind of sampler you need to look at.hello,
well I am searching the internet for a sampler pack of various cigars to taste.
If anyone has taste ever one of these packs, let me know. there are alot and i dont know which is good...
edit...i am smoking for 2 years. mostly cohiba(and i like them a lot), some partagas, montecristo and romeo y juliet. the most known brands as you understand.
but I am willing to explore the smoke and taste.
lets say about 90 dollars per pack.
I wouldn't even mess with any of the others you are looking at based on what you are currently smoking!!! MAYBE some Don Pepin blends and some Tatuajei am smoking for 2 years. mostly cohiba(and i like them a lot), some partagas, montecristo and romeo y juliet. the most known brands as you understand.
but I am willing to explore the smoke and taste.
lets say about 90 dollars per pack.
I tend to agree with Mike, especially given your location where Cubans are readily available. If you really want to try the NC's (non-Cubans), the two he mentions are excellent. I would also recommend the Arturo Fuente Hemingway line and the Padron 1964 series.I wouldn't even mess with any of the others you are looking at based on what you are currently smoking!!! MAYBE some Don Pepin blends and some Tatuaje
Yea what he said.I wouldn't even mess with any of the others you are looking at based on what you are currently smoking!!! MAYBE some Don Pepin blends and some Tatuaje