What cigars should I try out

Honduran ones they say are pretty good. Gran Habano, Camacho, Alec Bradley, Punch, Hoyo de Monterrey, and Puros Indios. According to some online site.

Smoking is bad for you though, anon.

Not an expert by any means, just a casual smoker. You should try to find out what kind of tobacco you like. It sounds like you smoke a lot a Cuban cigars. So if you like those you've mentioned other Cubans might not be bad to check out. I can't really give to many suggestions there unfortunately since I mainly smoke Nicaraguan. It's never a bad idea to look at reviews online or talk to people at your local cigar shop. That's how I started to figure out what cigars I enjoyed.

>>17829594
Btw, I'm Cuban, and a lot of Cubans admit Honduran quality gars are pretty great. Some even say better than Cuban, in terms of product quality. Perhaps it has something to do with the terrain over there.

>>17829603
op here. Yeah started out by going to my local cigar shop and got a small humidor and cigars. I've found that I prefer a more of a spice flavor or smooth taste overall

>>17829623
I'll keep that in mind. my first ever was a hand rolled Cuban. Romeo y Julieta. Got it on vaca to the carribean. never looked back from em. And you write English well for being cuban. any personal suggestions or brands?

and I appreciate the concern anon and I'm aware. That's why I limit myself to one a week.

>>17830040
Nice. I like a lot of the sweeter stuff personally, but it's always nice to switch it up every now in again and go for something a bit spicier.

>>17830379
I haven't found a particularly sweet one as of yet. Suggestions?

>>17830062
i posted those up there
>>17829594
i don't smoke myself, not exactly a healthy habit. And by a lot of Cubans I probably should have posted a much smaller sample size. Realistically, most Cubans just smoke regular cigs anyway.

>>17830541
I like the Acid ones from Drew Estate. I know a lot of people swear by them.