Cigars for Beginners

Friday, August 27, 2010 by Trevor Billingsley
TORANO CASA TORANO PLUS 7 PACK ASSORTMENT CONNECTICUT CHURCHILL
Introducing someone to the world of cigar smoking is a big job, one that carries a lot of responsibility. Among the key questions is: what kind of cigars are good for beginners to get a feel for the joys of cigar smoking without getting scared away by either the cost or the flavor of the smokes.

The first thing to remember when buying for a beginner is that you want them to enjoy the experience. Don't let them buy something super cheap from the local drug store. They aren't going to like it, and it will take them a long time to come back. Instead, steer them towards something a little nicer, with a mild natural flavor that is smooth and enjoyable.
I’ve always had luck with Baccarat Cigars, especially since the sweet tip is a pleasant start to the smoking experience for a newcomer. I’m also a big fan of the Casa Torano, which is great to smoke and pleasantly mild, though it’s a little more expensive so I try to make sure that the person I am giving it to will find it worthwhile. The price on those is very reasonable if you’re a smoker, but may cause a sticker shock to someone whose only experience looking at cigar prices comes from looking at those cheapies at the gas station.

I’m not as big of a fan of Flavored Cigars for beginners, though many would disagree.  I usually have some on-hand if they are requested, but I like to offer something more natural for their first cigar-smoking experience. After that, hopefully they’ll enjoy it enough to start leading the way. 


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