Winter Cigars?

[jackohalloran]

Coming into the Winter months now,

any idea which cigar would go nice and brighten up the cold dark evenings ahead??

[PigFish]

Any one of them mate. We did have a thread here a week or so ago regarding cold weather cigars. You may want to look that one up! -Piggy

[android]

Anything PC size that you enjoy.

[Colt45]

Yes, in the recent thread I only half jokingly said one that tastes good. I smoke outside, so like many I tend toward minutos, PCs, and Perlas in the

colder months. But if it's really cold, no sun. etc, I don't smoke - it's just not enjoyable. On the other hand, if it's sunny and a bit warmer with little

wind - let's say 40s - size is less of an issue.

But..... if we're talking indoors, a large stone hearth, roaring fire, wind and snow blowing outside but warm and snug inside - silk smoking jacket a la

Kjell, button tufted oxblood leather chairs and sofas, drinks of choice - the works - I might choose a really good Punch. On the nutty side, with an

earth core, lightly fruity / floral. Or perhaps Vegas Robaina - again, not too earthy, but not really sweet either (not including Unicos).

Third choice, a great RyJ churchill, followed by a few faves - Bolivar CG, Upman SW, Partagas 898.

[#2 man]

just off the top of my pallet as I'm entering fall season a really good DIP # 2

[cigcars]

a nice Ramon Allones Gigante or any Regional Edition

[MoneyPit]

This recent thread pretty had some good suggestions:

Recent FOH Thread: Favorite Cold Weather Cigar

[Wicky]

Yes, in the recent thread I only half jokingly said one that tastes good. I smoke outside, so like many I tend toward minutos, PCs, and Perlas in the

colder months. But if it's really cold, no sun. etc, I don't smoke - it's just not enjoyable. On the other hand, if it's sunny and a bit warmer with little

wind - let's say 40s - size is less of an issue.

But..... if we're talking indoors, a large stone hearth, roaring fire, wind and snow blowing outside but warm and snug inside - silk smoking jacket a la

Kjell, button tufted oxblood leather chairs and sofas, drinks of choice - the works - I might choose a really good Punch. On the nutty side, with an

earth core, lightly fruity / floral. Or perhaps Vegas Robaina - again, not too earthy, but not really sweet either (not including Unicos).

Third choice, a great RyJ churchill, followed by a few faves - Bolivar CG, Upman SW, Partagas 898.

I'm with you Colt. Who in their right mind would go outside in nasty weather to smoke a cigar?

[SamuraiJack]

For me, Winter cigars mean GOOD cigars, since I smoke fewer I want them to be awesome.

[Charltonc]

I live in Florida so the winter months equal more cigar smoking. I will venture back outside and smoke, but I still will stick with petit coronas, corona gordas, and robusto.