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So, it's taken me nigh-on 50 years to find cigars (along with fly fishing and Jags) but I have! I'm gradually building-up my advancement through the strengths (which I think is the best way). My current 'go to' is a Hoyo de Monterrey Petit Robusto, but I'm also enjoying the Trinidad Reyes. My question to you more experienced types - is there a petit robusto or, indeed, a robusto which is akin to the flavour of the Reyes? Thanks. Chris
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Hello and welcome, have you tried the Trinidad Vigia?
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Welcome Chris!
Would second the recommendation for some other Trinidad vitolas if you enjoy the Reyes. Otherwise keep working your way through the brands/sizes. I'm sure you'll end up with plenty of favourites!Comment
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Welcome Chris!
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I'm sorry to say I've never had a Trini Reyes (a shocking oversight), but I definitely concur on the HdM Petit Robusto being a super "go to" smokeComment
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I like both of them but prefer the reyes
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Welcome.... +1 on hdm p robusto... But hit the single stick purchases and find your mojo!
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Welcome to the forum, enjoy the journey...
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Trinis have a somewhat particular flavour, so in the Petit Robusto vitola, with similar flavours, the Vigia would also be my recommendation.David
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Hi Chris. The Montecristo Petit Edmundo is a great petit robusto in my opinion.Comment
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