You ever have a cigar...

[goin' fer smoke]

that you like only in one size? For a yard 'gar I like the Augusto Reyes Nativo in a lancero. I have tried other sizes but this one has a touch of sweetness in a medium-bodied smoke that for me, makes it pleasurable... I know it isn't an expensive cigar but then again it's not about the cost it's whether you enjoy it or not right?

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[BrandonP]

Strangely enough, yes I have. For me it is the Rocky Patel Sun Grown. Can't stand it in any size but the lancero. Just not a good stick to me other then in that vitola.

 

[Dread]

Tatuaje Havana VI I highly prefer in the Corona Gorda size, same with the Padilla Dominus. I need to smoke more to know for sure but so far the only size Ive really liked the Los Blancos Nine in was the Churhchill.

 

[Alwayslit]

Fuente sungrown are good around the yard.

 

[smokinghole]

There's plenty of cigars I only smoke one size from the line. La Aurora 107 Belicoso for example.

 

[Private Yesman]

Padilla 1932 lancero is my greatest example. (while I enjoy other sizes, after a lancero, it's hard to go back)

 

[The EVP]

Davidoff Millenium Blend...lonsdale. I don't know why, but it's better than the other sizes IMHO.

 

[danthebugman]

CAO Brazilia...I only really care for the Piranha (4 1/2 x 46) size. It's the only one of that line that hasn't given me burn issues. Other than that I don't really have a preference other than I usually opt for robustos :dunno:.

Dan

 

[awhitaker]

CAO Brazilia...I only really care for the Piranha (4 1/2 x 46) size. It's the only one of that line that hasn't given me burn issues. Other than that I don't really have a preference other than I usually opt for robustos :dunno:.

Dan

I was expecting you to say Gol since it seems like the one that gets all the attention. The Gol is one of my go to cigars. I would add the La Gloria Cubana Wavell Maduro to the list. Although to be honest, I never tried the other vitolas. I just like the Wavells and see no need to explore any further. As far as the Tat Havanas, I really like the Victorias.

 

[slave2theaxe]

I tend to stick to stuff in the robusto size, but not really based off flavor...just my preference. Not to say I won't smoke other sizes, but when I'm shopping, thats the size range I generally stick to.

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

A T52 Robusto is one of my favorites! :cbig:

 

[Docbp87]

I like all of the Air Bender sizes I've had, but to me the Matatan is the one I will always go for, and is the best.

 

[goin' fer smoke]

CAO Brazilia...I only really care for the Piranha (4 1/2 x 46) size. It's the only one of that line that hasn't given me burn issues. Other than that I don't really have a preference other than I usually opt for robustos :dunno:.

Dan

I love me some Brazilian and the Criollo!

 

[coastalgriff]

AR Nativo in a lancero and 5 Vegas Miami in the Knuckle The other sizes just don't do it for me.

 

[StocktonJohn]

The Patel Bros.. Toro is good, others not so to me. Edge corojo too.

 

[Dave]

One more vote for the AR lanero/corona. I really like this one. The other vitolas were borderline awful.

5 Vegas 'A' Anomoly (PC) is another. Fantastic little cigar. Other sizes are average at best.

CAO VR - Full Fathom Five - Box Press short corona? Anyway, it is 10 times better than any other size.

Perdomo Patriarch Corojo Lonsdale - Good in all sizes, but Lonsdale is completely different, much better cigar.

La Aroma de Cuba Monarch - Old blend - The toro has richer, fuller, chewier body than any other size

 

[goin' fer smoke]

wow didn't image all the closet AR people there were ...lol

 

[jimrockford]

I really like the AB Tempus Quadrum and found a 5 pack of the Terra Nova on sale and figured they'd be just as good. I can hardly believe they're the same smoke.

 

[criollo]

Here's my pet theory. If you treat a cigar as a cylinder with radius r and length h then the ratio of wrapper surface area to filler volume is

(2pi x r x h)/(pi x r^2 x h) = 2/r.

so it seems that, within limits, if you want to accentuate the taste of the filler over that of the wrapper, go for a squat thick stogie with a large value of r, but if you want to accentuate the flavor of the wrapper, smoke a lonsdale.

I typically enjoy cigars that are robusto size or thicker. But every now and then I am in the mood for a Don Tomas candela, which is such an idiosyncratic wrapper flavor that I buy the cetro size, which is comparable to a lonsdale.

 

[VillageIdiot]

Carlos Torano Virtuoso Encore. Perdomo Lot 23 Belicoso. Joya de Nicaragua Cabinetta No. 11.