What % of your cigars are over 48 ring gauge?

[Maplepie]

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.

every SdC 3 i have, i need to say to myself that they're good - but not worth the effort, time, and money.

i'd stick to the Lanceros if i were you. If the SdCs come, they come. If not, no worth losing sleep over.

[CdnLimitada]

Probably around 60-70%. A lot of robusto size. That is my favorite size and amount of time to spent usually. 1- 1 hour 15mins.

[Piligrim]

about 80%. I prefer cigars with ring 50 or more. But sometimes I smoke Partagas Mille fleurs, Culebras or H. Upmann 46 and 48

[JohnS]

75% of mine are over 48 ring gauge

Just did a count of my inventory and found the same. I'm going through a Robusto phase now, but I'm not adverse to enjoying a classing 42 ring gauge Corona or Lonsdale vitola.

I have noticed that that H.S.A has been favouring/marketing bigger ring gauge cigars recently.

[SmittyinAZ]

90% easily. 48-52 is my preference.

[1fastmach1]

I'd say an easy 85%.

[dchapman]

I tend to smoke more coronas and lanceros, but I like to try anything new, so I've acquired several larger sizes.

[Lotusguy]

I voted 10% but the percentage is definitely rising since I do like REs and LCDH releases and these days almost all of them have huge ring gauges (Connie A, Libertador, HDM De San Juan, ....)

[Guest Robo]

23%, mostly PSD4, HdME2, HUM50, MC2 & BBF

UPDATE: It's less than 21% now, so getting there. I'm cutting down on the HdME2, HUM50 & BBF. D4's and M2's remain a must-have in my humidor. I picked up some HURR and some custom BHK56 & custom Salomones.

[MattW]

Of my current stocks, 61% are over 48 RG.

[FLB03TT]

Don't typically like anything over 50. Torpedoes are a bit tricky, size wise, but I'm not the biggest Torpedo fan either. My sweet spot is

42-46. Keep thinking about the perfection of a good Mag. 46.

[KRunch61]

90%...a lot of my smoking is done on the golf course.

[tgould55]

At this point, between 60% and 70%. I'd like to get it down to about 40%. I've been enjoying smaller vitolas more and more over time.

[Professor Twain]

I'm at 10%. I enjoy a nice robusto but I get a lot more flavor and bang for the buck out of the smaller cigars.

[Napa_Smokes]

Mines at less than 10%. Would be even less except I do like some of the LE,RE, and LCDH releases but I am tired of them having such a large RG esp when they are shorter than 5.5 inches.

[dflan82]

Most of my cigars fall into the 49 - 52 ring gage comprised of many robusto and toro NC's and robusto, Pyramid, and DC/Prominente CC's. With that said, most of my recent purchases have been 48 ring gage and under.

Bottom line: if the cigar has great tobacco and construction, and is between 42 - 52 ring gage...I'm probably going to like it!

[bambam]

46-48 is my preference. I don't care for anything >50 or <42.

[JerseyG]

90%<

[johndalton44]

Right around 45%, but a lot of that is NCs. I prefer 48 or under for my every day smokes.

[BBS]

I smoke a lot of 50 RG robustos, so that is why I'd say ~50% of my cabinet is over 48 RG.

...but, I am NOT a fan of the goofy 60+ RG sticks you see from time to time. Just ridiculous, IMHO....

[omartout]

50%

[cube]

Almost 100% at the moment, love a good robusto. The next time I put in an order some will be slimmer, just for variety.

[stunod]

My only sub 48 ring gauge cigars are

Parti 898

Trinidad Fundadores

sad but true

[StingMeadery]

99% ...only PLPC at 1%

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[jsummers157]

Roughly 50% for me as well. Used to always go for the bigger RGs but the Fundy and CCE showed me the value of skinnies.