Cohiba Stevie Posted April 13, 2011 Posted April 13, 2011 Ok you may know im relatively new here to the boards... And very green when it comes to cigars and collecting them lol Im a huge fan of my cohibas and bolivars aswell as the odd upmann here and there. The thing is im going to dublin for the weekend and want to buy a cigar from a brand ive never had before. Through my own research ive come to know partagas is one of the most respected brands in the game. So can i ask for a few rough suggestions as what cigar to buy as my first partagas? Something to follow a nice irish steak and to smoke with a pint of guiness lol, im not worried about the cost. Thanks guys!
anacostiakat Posted April 13, 2011 Posted April 13, 2011 Ok you may know im relatively new here to the boards...And very green when it comes to cigars and collecting them lol Im a huge fan of my cohibas and bolivars aswell as the odd upmann here and there. The thing is im going to dublin for the weekend and want to buy a cigar from a brand ive never had before. Through my own research ive come to know partagas is one of the most respected brands in the game. So can i ask for a few rough suggestions as what cigar to buy as my first partagas? Something to follow a nice irish steak and to smoke with a pint of guiness lol, im not worried about the cost. Thanks guys! Any of the Serie du Conniseur if you can find them. Partagas 898V and Lusitania for longer smokes. Partagas shorts for the quick smoke. Those are my favorites of the regular line.
mazolaman Posted April 13, 2011 Posted April 13, 2011 Any of the Serie du Conniseur if you can find them. Partagas 898V and Lusitania for longer smokes. Partagas shorts for the quick smoke. Those are my favorites of the regular line. yep.
smpf67 Posted April 14, 2011 Posted April 14, 2011 Ok you may know im relatively new here to the boards...And very green when it comes to cigars and collecting them lol Im a huge fan of my cohibas and bolivars aswell as the odd upmann here and there. The thing is im going to dublin for the weekend and want to buy a cigar from a brand ive never had before. Through my own research ive come to know partagas is one of the most respected brands in the game. So can i ask for a few rough suggestions as what cigar to buy as my first partagas? Something to follow a nice irish steak and to smoke with a pint of guiness lol, im not worried about the cost. Thanks guys! Partagas is probably the best of all...love'em. Here is the list: Lusitania (for 2 hours of love), 898's (never wrong, very strong, great with steak and brandy), then SD#4 (a beauty anytime!). Can't go wrong with any of these suggestions. Hope that helps, now get smoking.
CanuckSARTech Posted April 14, 2011 Posted April 14, 2011 Yup, 898V or SDN4. Both nice, depending on the format you have a hankering for (short & fat, or long & skinny).
Habanakane21 Posted April 14, 2011 Posted April 14, 2011 Another vote for the 898 & Serie D4's...both great...quality smokes
gsmoke Posted April 14, 2011 Posted April 14, 2011 I'll add a vote for Lusitanias and Shorts, two ends of the size spectrum and cigars I would consider desert island smokes.
thechenman Posted April 14, 2011 Posted April 14, 2011 I too am a huge Partagas fan. Along with the great suggestions offered here, may I suggest you purchase the Partagas Jar release in 2010 which includes 25 Partagas P1s. The P1 is a limited release and IMHO an exceptional cigar. My normal Partagas favorites though are the 989V, Lusitania and the Shorts.
CBL Posted April 14, 2011 Posted April 14, 2011 Here's an introduction off their regular line Partags Family
Cohiba Stevie Posted April 14, 2011 Author Posted April 14, 2011 All excellent suggestions guys! Really appreciate it! Think im gonna go with a SD 4. I might post a little review on here. Thanks again folks!
bc8436 Posted April 14, 2011 Posted April 14, 2011 My vote goes to 898V, but why not get something like this: http://www.cigar-czar.com/store/cart.php?t...category_id=811
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