Stuck in Alaska

I'd say the Lusi full flavored. But not full bodied.

I'll second the Cohiba Corona Especiales and the Mag 46s. Both are pretty doggone good smokes.

I just can't drink a beer and really enjoy a cigar.

April-September: 4-5 a week October-March: 2-3 a month

I have two traveldors. One holds between 5-8 cigars, the other can hold between 12-15. I pack them both full of different sizes and marques and let the situation dictate what I'll smoke. However, I don't regularly smoke large cigars (DCs, Churchills, etc) so I usually pack 2-3 of those since I figure if I'm on vacation, I might have some extra spare time to enjoy these larger ones.

Time does wonderful things to these. The Siglo II is a great cigar that benefits from some age.

Another vote for Rhum Barbancourt. That's some nice stuff.

Lived outside of Houston (The Woodlands) from 1982-1989, went to UT and lived in Austin from 1989-1996, then back to southwest Houston from 1996-2004. One day, I will make my triumphant return.

I stay home with my daughter. And it's getting warm enoght to smoke outside!

I would love to move to Australia. But I'm not sure if my wife would.

I love the perfectos. The Divinos is a great small smoke. Very intriguing flavors and a fun cigar to smoke.

The Cosaco is a very underrated cigar. It's a great morning smoke.

Howdy. Wandered over here after seeing this on another board. It's cold where I am. :-)