What cigars to buy???

tcawley29

Hi guys,
Thinking of picking up a few cigars for myself over the summer
I'm new to cigars so not sure what I should get.
Can anyone recommend anything off this website for me, or similar website if they're cheap :pac:
http://www.marcafina.de/index.php?cl=start&cur=0
Thanks

Faith+1

I smoke King Edward Specials every day, having one with a coffee is one of my cheap pleasures in life :cool:. I pick them up in Lanzarote or Tenerife for a fraction of the cost here, I get them in cartons of 10 for only 35e! One box here is close to 10e so you can imagine I stock up when I get the chance!

When I feel like having a real stogie I smoke Romeo y Yulieta's (churchills) , Old Henry's or Montecristo no4's. When you smoke machine fed cigars regularly and then smoke a hand made one you can really tell where your money's gone!!

If you're new to cigars stick to mild to begin with .i.e Romeo y Yulietas , your head will be spinning by the time you finish your first cigar!

sealgaire

Faith+1 wrote: »

I smoke King Edward Specials every day, having one with a coffee is one of my cheap pleasures in life :cool:. I pick them up in Lanzarote or Tenerife for a fraction of the cost here, I get them in cartons of 10 for only 35e! One box here is close to 10e so you can imagine I stock up when I get the chance!

When I feel like having a real stogie I smoke Romeo y Yulieta's (churchills) , Old Henry's or Montecristo no4's. When you smoke machine fed cigars regularly and then smoke a hand made one you can really tell where your money's gone!!

If you're new to cigars stick to mild to begin with .i.e Romeo y Yulietas , your head will be spinning by the time you finish your first cigar!

anybody know a shop in dublin i can pick up king edward specials/imperials? I dont know why it's so hard but anywhere i try anymore doesn't stock them