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<blockquote data-quote="birdrussell" data-source="post: 119741" data-attributes="member: 5775"><p>I love Cuban cigars and not just because they are prohibited in the US but because they are just a bit better than most cigars on a whole as a whole. The cheapest Cuban is as good as a high dollar Dominican or Nicaraguan. I like Romeo y julieta #1. Takes about 20 mins to smoke if you want a longer smoke buy a bigger number it's pretty simple in it's concept.&nbsp; Montecristo and the aforementioned Cohiba are also top notch. Lets see... Partegas are great as well. I'm not sure if it was a one or two time fluke but I really really like Davidoff's. My favorie smoke todate that isn't Cuban. They are simply delicious and you don't have to worry about the Cuban embargo. I would recommend rolling down to your local cigar shop and chopping it up with the sales clerk. They are always but always pretentious snobs when it comes to cigars. they take that shit seriously but, are otherwise really cool people who want to introduce the next aficionado into their ranks. Oh and pick up a copy of cigar aficionado while you're there. It reviews and great articles on other baller shit like watches, scotch whiskey, yachts and shit. Good luck man. Enjoy your new hobby.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="birdrussell, post: 119741, member: 5775"] I love Cuban cigars and not just because they are prohibited in the US but because they are just a bit better than most cigars on a whole as a whole. The cheapest Cuban is as good as a high dollar Dominican or Nicaraguan. I like Romeo y julieta #1. Takes about 20 mins to smoke if you want a longer smoke buy a bigger number it's pretty simple in it's concept. Montecristo and the aforementioned Cohiba are also top notch. Lets see... Partegas are great as well. I'm not sure if it was a one or two time fluke but I really really like Davidoff's. My favorie smoke todate that isn't Cuban. They are simply delicious and you don't have to worry about the Cuban embargo. I would recommend rolling down to your local cigar shop and chopping it up with the sales clerk. They are always but always pretentious snobs when it comes to cigars. they take that shit seriously but, are otherwise really cool people who want to introduce the next aficionado into their ranks. Oh and pick up a copy of cigar aficionado while you're there. It reviews and great articles on other baller shit like watches, scotch whiskey, yachts and shit. Good luck man. Enjoy your new hobby. [/QUOTE]

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