What % of your cigars are over 48 ring gauge?

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About 75%. I smoke mostly robusto or DC, with pyramides being the larger and PC being the smaller vitolas in my rotation. Averages 50rg...

Nothing against smaller ring gauges but 52rg for a parejo is about the largest I'm comfortable with.

One thing worth mentioning is that I only buy what's available that also fits my palate. I am convinced that if more smaller ring gauges offerings were readily available, I'd include more in my rotation...

[Rushman]

Approx 1/3rd

[next]

32,9% counting my Esp1 purchased yesterday.....

[JPS72]

15% and on the decline.

[MontrealRon]

Somewhat less than 10%, and those are pyramides and DCs.

Maybe 1% 50 RG parejos, balance of old stock,

certainly none purchased in the last 5 years.

[LeafLover]

Before this year, less than 10%. Increased it to about 20-25% this year on purpose just to have more variety. Normalky I've been only holding one or two boxes at a time.

[M777]

I perfer pc's and cg's. I hope habanos keeps producing these forever.

[Large215]

40% are 48 but I'm a big fan of the Por Larranaga Montecarlos format "Ninfa" would love to see the size it's expand two different brands as the size and format was popular once upon a time

[armmmmm]

I enjoy the robusto, so most of my >48 rg comes from that. The rest are from LE's.

[amosnaim]

70%+

[Smallclub]

40% are 48 but I'm a big fan of the Por Larranaga Montecarlos format "Ninfa"

The Montecarlo is a delicioso, 159mm long; the Ninfas is 178mm long with a slightly thinner rg. It takes much more time to smoke a Ninfa (a Quai d'Orsay panatela for instance) than a Montecarlo.

[tjohn7]

75%. I smoke a lot of piramides, double coronas and robustos, so I'm usually on the larger RG side

[sharks]

At this stage it would be roughly 75%

[Dara]

75%, but i blame Habanos and their crusade towards Reynaldo sized monstrosities while phasing out smaller ring gauge vitolas!

I do love my robustos, Mag 50s, Pyramids though!

[fokker4me]

I smoke mostly a mix of lanceros, petit coronas, coronas, lonsdales, Panatellas. I'll mix in a few larger ring gauges but only for special releases.

[bigfunkyg]

I'm probably in the 70% range. Pyrimdes are my go to but I don't have enough Petit Cornoas and Corona Gordas in the humi at the moment. I tend to go for cigars the smoke on the 2+ hour time frame.

[Fayt]

75% of my stuff is 48 ring or bigger

[backslide]

I'm pushing 40% at the moment.

[Habsfan67]

85-90% but falling...

[godpheonix]

about 50%. mostly 49 and 50 ring gauges. so not much bigger.

[cigardude]

only about a 1/4, I enjoy most RG's from time to time, depends on the day/mood I guess.

[tjhernandez34]

My spreadsheet tells me 6.86%

[leoan]

75% of mine are over 48 ring gauge

[ramon_cojones]

I wonder what he is going to do with this info, hopefully not use it to have less thinner gauge cigars produced. I smoke a lot of robustos and dcs so that will skew my stats quite a bit but is no indication I prefer large rg cigars. If you had set the cut-off to 50 then it would be 0-5% larger than that. My range however ranges from 28-50, not sure why people say they wouldn't smoke anything less than 40 or some such.

[Lant63]

I had a bolivar especiales no 2 last night and loved it. I really wish every marca had a 38 ring guage cigar. I would own all of them. Part of my wants to track down som partagas SDC but then I could buy multiple boxes of current lanceros with the same amount of money.