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   Docrx
   

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   What mild cigar have you tried that still has some decent flavor? recommendations?

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   Steve
   

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   Perdomo Champagne is probably the only mild cigar I would smoke.

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   Ditto on the Champagne. THE most flavourful "mild" cigar, for me.
   I often will do it as a first-cigar-of-the-day choice to get warmed up with!

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   Ashton Cabinets

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   I would also add the Perdomo ESV natural, although I think that cigar is hard to find. But that cigar has some decent flavor as well.

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   Rocky Patel Vintage Connecticut. Perdomo Patriarch Natural.

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   Perdomo Champagne is a must.

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   Flor de Toto, DE La Vieja Habanna, AF 858 maduro

   The early bird may catch the worm, but it's the 2nd mouse that gets the cheese !

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   I suggest a Don Diego. They are all mild, smooth and loaded with flavor. I have been smoking the corona size for about 8-10 years and never tire of them.

   I know a few guys that prefer "skull crushers" but still enjoy a Don Diego with their morning coffee.

   

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    Man o War virtues are excellent flavorful mild cigars. I like them anytime.
    Peace
    marc

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    I happen to enjoy the AVO Classic Pyramid Connecticut

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    Thanks for the recommendations. I'm starting from mild cigars myself, because if I get used to strong ones early on - I don't know, but I don't think it's a good idea to start on the strong stuff. What do you think?

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    I wouldn't recommend starting off with strong or full bodied cigars. I tried a couple of full bodied smokes early on and I hated them. Now I absolutely love them. I think they are an aquired taste and some people never like them at all. My opinion would be, if you like strong flavors in general: strong coffee, beer, heavily seasoned food, etc. you will probably like full bodied cigars. My picks: Joya de Nicaragua Antano and Dark Corojo. They are very strong, full bodied smokes and packed with flavor. Be careful to eat a meal before you smoke. If not, you may get sick.

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    The Macanudo Gold Label series are very good mild cigars that are consistent and widely available.

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    5 Vegas Gold, or Gold Maduro...

    
    

    I suggest a Don Diego. They are all mild, smooth and loaded with flavor. I have been smoking the corona size for about 8-10 years and never tire of them.

    I know a few guys that prefer "skull crushers" but still enjoy a Don Diego with their morning coffee.

    Hi Rick...

    Thou shall not abide in the realm of Dragons
    For thou are crunchy and taste good with fries...

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    Perdomo Champagne for me

    http://www.bnbtobacco.com/
    
    BNBTobacco is online tobacco shop specializing in wholesale and discount tobacco online offering a variety of cheap tobacco products including cigars.

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    Ryan
    

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    Someone mentioned the AF 858 maduro... Although it is delicious, I'm not sure this is a "mild" cigar.

    I like the Oliva series G Churchill for a mild smoke without the sour taste that I get from many conneticut wrapper cigars.

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    I used to recommend a Casa Torano if you wanted spend $6; Ashton Classic if $10.

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