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 Hello everyone,

    I have only recently started down this Cuban cigar rabbit hole and I have been asked to split a box with a buddy who enjoyed a couple Punch coronations in tubos he has tried.  
   Looking for recommendations on low to mid priced (for Cubans) cigars to recommend to him that have little to no pepper and a creamy quality to the smoke, smooth and medium or medium-light in strength.

   Any help would be appreciated.   The biggest issue I find is the lack of stock and my inexperience when it comes to the gamut of Cubans.  
 

TIA

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I think H Upmann #2 is right in the wheelhouse based on your description. Might be a largish cigar for a beginner but it’s got the profile you’re looking for. 

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12 minutes ago, El Presidente said:

If you come across them, El Rey Del Mundo Choix Supreme. Gorgeous 

 

Yep. Those would fit the bill and stated criteria nicely

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2 hours ago, 01Vert said:

enjoyed a couple Punch coronations

If you can stomach those I'd say the Hoyo Coronations & Palmas Extra and HU tubos are worth a shot. Save some money. 

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13 hours ago, NSXCIGAR said:

If you can stomach those I'd say the Hoyo Coronations & Palmas Extra and HU tubos are worth a shot. Save some money. 

Upmann Coronas Major are definitely a bready cigar with some cream. I like em. 

Hoyo Epicure Especial is a cream forward cigar with a nice size to it as well.

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Hoyo Epi 2 or petite robusto. Haven’t tried a De Depute to recommend it.  

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Forgot to mention he smokes new world stuff so not a complete newbie to cigars, just to Cubans.  
 

thank you all for the suggestions.  Now to find something in stock or (hopefully) on 24:24

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There were a few on 24:24 weekend that might suit - Hoyo Epicure Especial, Upmann Mag 54, QDO #50. Some in 10 count boxes that could be the go for you guys. Get to try two different cigars instead of 25 of the same. But 5 less cigars. Could always get a 1/4 box as well. 26 cigars and 3 different ones to try. I second the Hoyo Epi #2 Robusto as a good choice. Cheers.

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Thanks  Picked up a box of the Hoyop EEs to have him try.   That and a box of Bolivar Belicos Finos are incoming from a prior 24:24 IIRC.   

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3 hours ago, therealrsr said:

Hoyo Epi 2 or Epi Esp.

Ditto.

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Upmann Connie#1. Creamy, smooth, buttered toast, mild Earth. Medium/body. Perfect for a Cuban noob.

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