American Cigars - Believe the hype?

[Spade]

I don't know much about American cigars at all, and was wondering if you could tell me if they're worth trying - I've included
a few of the big'ish list they have on their site in the hope that somebody could shed some light on them!

Padron

Cubanidad

New Cuba

Origen

Saint Luis Ray

Any ideas?

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[travisbickle34]

Better read the forum rules mate - discussion of non-UK sources is not permitted. :849:

P.S. Most of them aren't worth smoking. They look great but taste bland generally.

Padron, Arturo Fuente and Ashton would be the 3 only half-decent brands I have encountered so far.

[Spade]

Better read the forum rules mate - discussion of non-UK sources is not permitted. :849:

:O I did post it in the Non Cuban?:cowboyic9:

[travisbickle34]

:O I did post it in the Non Cuban?:cowboyic9:

Discussing the import of cigars from non-UK sources is not allowed. :849:

[Spade]

Discussing the import of cigars from non-UK sources is not allowed. :849:

Ah gotcha. My bad -

[Zigatoh]

To be fair the question was only about brands and whether they were worth trying, no query about importation of cigars that I can see. But as the man said, those are the only three brands I hear anything much good about really.

[Spade]

To be fair the question was only about brands and whether they were worth trying, no query about importation of cigars that I can see. But as the man said, those are the only three brands I hear anything much good about really.

I might order a 5 pack of Padron then - :D BOMB SOME MOFO'S

[travisbickle34]

I've recently come across a great website that has really cheap shipping to the UK from the US - True, there is still a customs risk
however, given the prices and vast range at such cheap shipping costs.. I thought it was worth alook.



To be fair the question was only about brands and whether they were worth trying

Was it?

[monkey66]

By discussing non-UK sources and 'a customs risk' you are discussing tax evasion and potentially making the participants and owners of this forum part of a conspiracy to evade tax. Do not discuss non-UK sources.

I would also suggest slowing down a little, get to know your new hobby and this community before you worry about 'BOMB SOME MOFO'S' ....just a friendly observation :41:

[M1F2R3]

Uh oh

[SmokeyDave]

By discussing non-UK sources and 'a customs risk' you are discussing tax evasion and potentially making the participants and owners of this forum part of a conspiracy to evade tax. Do not discuss non-UK sources.

I would also suggest slowing down a little, get to know your new hobby and this community before you worry about 'BOMB SOME MOFO'S' ....just a friendly observation :41:

Good point Monkey66, there seems to be an upward trend towards people signing up with the main aim of getting into swapping smokes as soon as possible, there is more to this forum than just waiting for the postman.

[Jacobwaits]

Surely just using the phrase 'Bomb some mofo's' Is worth a ban or a least a good old English slap?

[TJCoro]

:tsk: Dude! I'm not sure any of these sticks are, as you call them "American cigars." They are, however, NCs.

Now, to the important stuff - As others have suggested, you might want to slow down a bit and get to know the forum and it's members before you launch into a quest for sticks. Posting as you do only raises red flags about you intentions and your true desire to be a part of this community. And the need to edit your post above for rules violations does not help.http://smileys.emoticonsonly.com/emoticons/m/mean-885.gif

Hey, just a suggestion; not a command! :41:

Names :catsmoker: Perro, el Perro, and I'm filling in for the Magical Moderator, don TJ.

:juggle: Hey el Perro! Senor :rock: CIV or Mr. Bad Arse as some call him, may not be so forgiving!http://smileys.emoticonsonly.com/emoticons/c/crazy-902.gif

[Detroit_Waves]

Just to try and turn this thread around into something productive, rather than letting it go to waste. Are there any cigars that a produced within the united states? If so, has anyone tried any, and would any of them be worth a recommendation?

Long shot im sure.

[tippexx]

Just Google .... cigars rolled in Florida .... a fair few come up.

http://www.tampacigars.com/

[tippexx]

.... and if you go through their brands, a lot of these are rolled in Miami.


http://www.cigarssource.com/categories.php?category=Premium-Cigars/CasaFelipe

[Detroit_Waves]

Have you tried any though Tipp? Was looking at some recommendations ultimately, to give them a little go, see if anything sticks.

[Detroit_Waves]

http://www.cigarssource.com/products.php?product=CasaFelipe-Maduro

Mmmm they actually look pretty delicious. And for 30 bucks? That sounds like a deal. Will have to see if my local has some!

[Willie1]

By discussing non-UK sources and 'a customs risk' you are discussing tax evasion and potentially making the participants and owners of this forum part of a conspiracy to evade tax. Do not discuss non-UK sources...

I disagree with this comment, I have researched this in the recent past because I wanted to order some cigars from the US and I found out that
Willie

[drben]

There is no greater cigar then the Padron 26,64,80,44. If you like full flavored cigars try the Padrons,there are few Cubans that can stand up to a Padron. Give them a try.

[drben]

there is a small cigar company that goes by the name of Flat Bed Cigars they make four types of cigars, I have found them to very good. There customer service is second to none.

[Jacobwaits]

There is no greater cigar then the Padron 26,64,80,44. If you like full flavored cigars try the Padrons,there are few Cubans that can stand up to a Padron. Give them a try.

Ayup...we have a live one!

[Bad-Yeti]

Ayup...we have a live one!

Yes, what an odd first few posts.

I do have to admit though that Padrons on the whole are a pretty fine cigar.