Cigar shopping

[kelvin]

I want some sweet cigars! I've been looking for something sweet. Alot of the cigar stores that I've been to have flavors( Congniac, berry or even fruit) but I still haven't found anything sweet. I spoke to a lady in Glen Burnie Md. and she said people assosiate dark wrapper with a sweet taste. To be honest The cigar that I was smoking was a dark wrapper and it was sweet. Philly makes them. The line is "Mexicalli Slims". I stopped smoking them because I want a hand rolled cigar with the same taste. I heve been smoking alot of PUNCH and Autero Fuente. To be honest I like Punch club light wrapper better. The price is right and I like the taste size and feel of the club line. If anybody can help can you please reply. I'm working out of the Baltimore Annapolis area.

[cmptch]

The Cigar tastes really bad, but if you want a sweet taste, I believe the Phillies Blunt Peach will do the trick. It's like sucking down on cotton candy. Well, once you get past the flavor of the cigar.

[Icy]

I believe the Phillies Blunt Peach will do the trick. It's like sucking down on cotton candy. Well, once you get past the flavor of the cigar.

That almost sounds good.

[cmptch]

I recently began smoking some cigars with candela wrappers. I was doing some research on them, wondering what was up with the green wrappers. I've been smoking a few, and have decided they have the taste of a maple leaf. It's definately an interesting taste.

[cmptch]

I'm trying out a cigar call Cuban rejects. It's not a bad taste, but it's definately not a cuban. It is hand rolled, and made in nicuragua. They seem to average about 1.25 purchased seperately. apparently it had very good reviews in a certain cigar magazine.

[Spock]

kelvin has moved on to another city where he is now enrolled in an A+ Certification course. He may or may not be back. He has called me once to get a reminder how to login but I haven't seen him in the forum since, so have no idea if he will be returning.

I can only hope that I taught him enough to ease his learning curve in the new course.