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I hope this section will get well used. As the price of cigars is quite high, there is (for me anyway) a search for cheaper sticks that can be classed as every day smokes.
£20 is still a decent budget for cigars in the UK. I don't think you're going to get any Cuban Robusto's for that anymore but there's still plenty of options.
Hang around and keep contributing. Once you have PM's there's the COTM and always things popping up from other members.
I think an easy add for me would be the Arturo Fuente Hemingway Shory Story. Even with UK taxes it can be found for around £13-15, and always well under £20.
A smaller stick, but still provides a great experience with excellent flavour and construction.
£20 is still a decent budget for cigars in the UK. I don't think you're going to get any Cuban Robusto's for that anymore but there's still plenty of options.
Hang around and keep contributing. Once you have PM's there's the COTM and always things popping up from other members.
I think I have a month left for PM's to be available, but looking forward to the COTM
Last edited by Cigar_Addict; 19-04-2024, 08:19 AM.
I'd recommend a few from Jose L Piedra - Petit Caballeros and Petit Cazadores & from Quintero - Favoritos and Petit Quinteros. Good value budget Cubans. The Petits in particular can become real gems with a bit age on them.
Vegueros Mañanitas are another I'd recommend. Quite a unique size, being a small piramides shape.
I think an easy add for me would be the Arturo Fuente Hemingway Shory Story. Even with UK taxes it can be found for around £13-15, and always well under £20.
A smaller stick, but still provides a great experience with excellent flavour and construction.
I'd recommend a few from Jose L Piedra - Petit Caballeros and Petit Cazadores & from Quintero - Favoritos and Petit Quinteros. Good value budget Cubans. The Petits in particular can become real gems with a bit age on them.
Vegueros Mañanitas are another I'd recommend. Quite a unique size, being a small piramides shape.
I am 100% with you on the Mananitas. They punch well above their weight - would snag a tin in duty free without a second thought.
I think an easy add for me would be the Arturo Fuente Hemingway Shory Story. Even with UK taxes it can be found for around £13-15, and always well under £20.
A smaller stick, but still provides a great experience with excellent flavour and construction.
Cuban Cigars in the UK are rather limited at today's prices but these are taken from Cgars site so possible to find a little cheaper elsewhere:
ERDM DT
HUHC & Majestic
Hoyo Du Marie & Du Depute
JLP's, if there are to your taste.
Monte No5 & MC
PL Monntecarlo & PC (Close shop around).
RG Perlas
R& J Julietas
Simon Bolivar: Liberator of Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru & Venezuela.
wonder if I can pay a bit extra and have them remove the darn cello. Or a bit less and them not bother putting them in cello!
What’s the issue with cello? I heard on a podcast that American market demands it so they know the stick hasn’t been handled prior & also to protect it
What’s the issue with cello? I heard on a podcast that American market demands it so they know the stick hasn’t been handled prior & also to protect it
What’s the issue with cello? I heard on a podcast that American market demands it so they know the stick hasn’t been handled prior & also to protect it
What's the estimate? 200 pairs of hands touch each cigar in the production process?
I just think it's not necessary and is annoying to take the cigar out. Looks rubbish too.
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I think I may finally have this CAD under control...
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