Wedding Cigars

Gackt · 20 May 2011 at 20:38

a1ex2001 said:
They are very enjoyable to some people, others may find that the millage varies like with all things in life. I'm also not surprised you don't like them given that you cannot apreciate the superior aroma of a fine cigar when compared to a nasty fag, thats like saying a nice bottle of Verve is the same as some asti from aldi!

Some people just don't enjoy the smell of smoke. Regardless of the aroma of said smoke.

exhashdotdot · 20 May 2011 at 21:48

nydryl said:
Smoking a cigar on special occasions is fine, there isn't a health issue at all.

neil3k · 20 May 2011 at 21:55

wedding is end of july when do i otder?

badcompany · 20 May 2011 at 21:59

exhashdotdot said:

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Brian8bit · 20 May 2011 at 22:06

neil3k said:
wedding is end of july when do i otder?

Personally I would order in early/mid July if there was only a few and get the tubed ones. Use next day or expedited delivery. Tubes are good for a week or two of storage so long as they're kept somewhere where the ambient temperature doesn't get to high and dry them out. Just throw them in a desk/bed side drawer away from radiators and direct sunlight.

spudbynight · 20 May 2011 at 22:09

neil3k said:
Getting married at the end of July and would like some cigars for the reception for me and the grooms men.

Can anyone suggest a brand and a place to buy them from?

Do you smoke cigars?

As a wild card can I recommend the Opus X. It's Dominican rather than Cuban but an amazing smoke. I prefer the Super Belicoso which is similar to a Robusto.

If you don't smoke cigars though stay away from anything with too large a gauge as you will struggle with it. Guantanamera are a good starter cigar - very mild.