Help, What’s a Good Cheap Cigar

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Can't go wrong with Phillies: www.pipesandcigars.com/p/phillies-cigars/1412519/

I used to keep a pack of Backwoods in my tackle box. The only thing I can remember about them is they were pretty mild. They kept the skeeters away and kept me from smoking a whole pack of cigs while drinking/fishing.

Now I might have to revisit them tomorrow.

Ted I like the Short Story but doesn’t last as I have a very big yard, I’m a babe in the woods on this, probably a mild cigar, don’t have a humidor so I could buy 5 at a time.

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PS oldcajun123 AF Hemmingway Short Story is a good cigar (though not a budget stick😀) and definitely puts you into the handmade long-filler category; A good place to be too really enjoy this hobby.

I tried Backwoods when I was a teenager.  I don't recall how they tasted, but I didn't like the fact that they unrolled and fell apart as I smoked them.

  Have you tried any of the Punch cigars? A natural leaf Rothschild is under $5.00 a stick. I’m not sure what you want to spend on a cigar. I really enjoy the Padron 3000, won’t break the bank👌👍👍

Without providing you a specific stick, I highly recommend any of the store brand hand rolled cigars by my local tobacconist Finck's.

Pick whatever catches your eye from the handmade Finck's exclusives on this link:
www.finckcigarcompany.com/products/category/finck_exclusives/

They have a couple of b&m's here locally so I can't speak for their mail order.
But no other maker I have smoked provides a better value than these guys do with their hand rolled cigars. Some are even hand rolled right here in San Antonio.

I have never been disappointed with any Arturo Fuente cigar... some are very reasonably priced.

I really like De Nobili cigars, found them when I was in my late teens believe it or not.
Don't find them around here and that's probably a good thing because I like them too much.
Used to find them in Liquor stores all the time but, I hear they can be had at JR Cigar nowadays.
There really pretty cheap and are more like Cheroots. Used to come in two different lengths, 6" and 3" I believe.

These are good enough for me and a five bucks a stick cant be beat www.smokingpipes.com/cigars/padron/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=20720 you get 26 in a full box and these are not boxed press sticks. They have excellent draw, light easy and best of all wont break the bank. These are good sticks and are copy cats of pricier sticks sold in bundles www.jrcigars.com/brand/cusano-cigars. For a nice cigar with a pepper finish that is just plain tasty www.smokingpipes.com/cigars/patel/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=22069 I wont tell your wife how much they cost per stick.

Started a pretty good list here:

thebriarpatchforum.com/thread/2121/who-likes-cigars

Thank you all you’ve given me some very good choices, cutting my yard on Zero turn is usually 2.5 hrs, and a cigar is easier than ducking foliage with a pipe, again I appreciate the time you’ve taken with your expertise.