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So I had my first experience last summer with a cigar, it was a peach flavoured stub of one, but it was enjoyable. More recently I got the chance to go to a proper tobacconist and had a Macanudo and really enjoyed that. Just today I smoked with a friend for their first time and I decided to try a cheap Garcia y Vega English Corona and found I made an excellent choice for the price.

So I was wondering if anyone else here enjoys a good cigar, and what types do you prefer?

So I had my first experience last summer with a cigar, it was a peach flavoured stub of one, but it was enjoyable. More recently I got the chance to go to a proper tobacconist and had a Macanudo and really enjoyed that. Just today I smoked with a friend for their first time and I decided to try a cheap Garcia y Vega English Corona and found I made an excellent choice for the price.

So I was wondering if anyone else here enjoys a good cigar, and what types do you prefer?

...time to die, BAW?.... ...!

Paul...gave up smoking 20 years ago...thank goodness... [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif].!

P.S.....Pack it in, BAW....before you start!

This year it will be 21 years clean 8-)

Matt

I gave up smoking cigarettes 18 months ago but still enjoy the occasional cigar.

Henri Wintermans Full Corona is my cigar of choice, quite expensive (

I am one of the few out of 2400 kids at my school who did not smoke.99.99% of my former school all smoked, or did other things...

And never will.

BAW--

i imagine a 20 year old smoking a cigar looks kinda strange....i always imagined an old guy...well endowed (around the wast) sitting in a large comfey chair, wearing a house coat or whatever...oh...ok....and next to a fireplace.....with a large yellow stained hankie hanging out of his pocket....

i imagine a 20 year old smoking a cigar looks kinda strange....i always imagined an old guy...well endowed (around the wast) sitting in a large comfey chair, wearing a house coat or whatever...oh...ok....and next to a fireplace.....with a large yellow stained hankie hanging out of his pocket....

...you have met BAW, Yan?..... ....!

He also farts in your general direction whilst smoking his Cigar....
...not a pleasant experience altogether!... ...!

Paul.... ... ... ...!

i imagine a 20 year old smoking a cigar looks kinda strange....i always imagined an old guy...well endowed (around the wast) sitting in a large comfey chair, wearing a house coat or whatever...oh...ok....and next to a fireplace.....with a large yellow stained hankie hanging out of his pocket....

...you have met BAW, Yan?..... ....!

He also farts in your general direction whilst smoking his Cigar....
...not a pleasant experience altogether!... ...!

Paul.... ... ... ...!

Farting and smoking, is that not dangerous, think of the blow back/back draught risk

Matt

My grandfather smoked cigars. Great man, always having a big cigar stuck in his face. No matter what he did, working, going to church, having dinner. Always that cigar. Love the smell of a good cigar (not those fancy small brown sticks though) but find them too expensive to smoke. I just keep to a few cigarrettes a day.

Carlo 

I don't smoke if I can help it -- it means I'm on fire with a very unpleasant burning sensation...

I'm just dying for a good cigar.
45 yrs of smoke has nearly taken my life. 

Quit on the second try in '66, the year my daughter was born.  She just started smoking - age 44.  Nothing is ever as it should be  .

[quote]Quit on the second try in '66, the year my daughter was born.

I'll enjoy the occasional cigar sitting at the bar, or while floating the river, usually wood tip Black & Mild, good taste, particularly fond of the Wine flavor.