Watching Tim totally Geek Out for 5 minutes leading up to the list is really awesome. I always appreciate how excited he is and how passionate he can be. Def reminds me of how I can get when I nerd out.
Used to smoke convenience store cigars once in awhile, but mostly smoked a pipe in the past. Stopped smoking anything for couple decades while raising children, and now that they are grown, and the wife left, I got back into the pipe. Then I tried some more convenience store cigars. I’m a long haul trucker, and the cigars are much more convenient. I smoke cigarillos when I’m trucking because I don’t have time for a larger cigar. Saw one of your UA-cam videos, and decided to try larger cigars. I’m kinda becoming more of a cigar smoker, even when I’m home. Recently ordered some cigars from you, and have been enjoying the experience. Ordered a bunch of singles so I could try different strengths out. I prefer a light to medium cigar and my cigarillos flavored and natural. Like maduros pretty much, and Connecticuts. I’m experimenting with stronger cigars now. I’ve already learned the hard way what happens when I smoke a stronger cigar too fast. I’m learning to chill out and slow down when smoking. Sounds weird maybe, but smoking the larger and stronger cigars is helping me to experience new things, but also to discipline myself more, and learn to chill. I’m ex military and chilling is something I have to work on. I’ll be the sergeant until the day I die, but with discipline, which I was taught, I can become a more chilled sergeant. 😎
Picture this: You try your first cigar based on one of Tim's reviews. You like it, even though you had higher expectations for the taste. You realize you have to try more cigars to develop a palate. Tim drops this video the very next day. I'm not sure I'll find any of the recommendations in my area, but it's a good starting point. Thanks, Tim!
Newbie here. Some of the sticks I tried 4 months ago and didn't like I LOVE now. It's crazy how the palate changes. Good luck on your search for the best cigars!
I joined a cigar of the month club just to get a wider variety of cigars without the hassle of walking into a cigar shop and searching the humidor myself, anyone wanting to expand their palate without the hassle of spending hours searching through the humidors at your local B&M, I'd recommend rolling the dice with a reputable cigar of the month club, some offer a wide variety of subscriptions offering everything from mild to medium to full flavor full strength, and from your basic cigar lines to the more extravagant special occasion cigars, but rest assured the price will range accordingly. Thanks for the educational update Tim don't know what I would've done without you, besides have comments filled with misspellings.
Perfect timing! Love this channel, brings a smile to my face! As a newbie, having smoked only four cigars, I have the following in my shopping cart with the goal to get more experience in the world of cigars. Hopefully I have done my homework =) Suggestions are welcome! * DAVIDOFF GRAND CRU NO. 5 * HOYO DE MONTERREY PETIT ROBUSTO * NEW WORLD CAMEROON TORPEDO * ARTURO FUENTE ROSADO SUNGROWN MAGNUM R44 * H. UPMANN REGALIAS * MY FATHER LE BIJOU 1922 PETIT ROBUSTO * MY FATHER NO. 1 * MACANUDO ORANGE ROBUSTO * OLIVA SERIE V MELANIO PETIT CORONA * PERDOMO 10Y ANN. ROBUSTO CONNECTICUT * MONTECRISTO NO. 4 * ROMEO Y JULIETA SHORT CHURCHILL
The Amendola cigars cannoli sumatra is by far the best sumatra I’ve had. I definitely love a good Cameroon and my go to is the Espinosa Warzone. I agree that the Jaime Garcia is a great smoke.
One in the same house as the Leaf by Oscar, if your coming from the Connecticut house, is the Herrera Esteli. The Natural, the original. It's surprisingly smooth and I can't find anything like it. Personal favorite vitola is the Lonsdale Deluxe. Always flawless draw and construction.
One of those tasting notes that's always stood out to me... Not because it's my favorite but it's just something I notice... And dont know if I'm describing it right... But la Perla habanas black pearl cigar and a black tea spice note. I've noticed it in one other cigar but can't remember which one. Just such a unique flavor note I haven't picked up on in the 100s of other different sticks I've tried.
100% agree about the Leaf by Oscar. I have boxes of every variety now (Omar, James, Esteban and Island Jim). Best farm cigar ever. Grassy and unique. Cameroon is a great leaf but I keep finding less than desirable sticks that don't show it off well.... Still searching. What I was first introduced to in Connecticut leaf has changed a lot over the last few years. Gotta start all over again... :) Yay! For an unsolicited, slightly off-topic comment.... If you haven't tried Muestra de Saka lineup you are in for a huge figgy/fruit surprise, especially the Exclusivo! My favorite stick to date.
Hey I still love my toys! they are just much more expensive now....Looking at you Games Workshop! Love the cigar content Tim! I just got a nice humidor restock from you and your team!
I had a Montecristo Nicaragua Series Toro by AJ Fernandez a lil bit ago. I love the glisten of the ruddy brown Habano wrapper on it. Reminds me flavor-wise of the Villiger 125th Anniversary Churchill. Same wrapper and very similar flavors.
I am not the biggest fan of My Father cigars. Great quality, construction, burn, etc. Amazing cigars, but very few of them have rocked my world. The Jaime Garcia was the exception for me and I love that it made the list. The flavor notes of this cigar were incredible and the consistency is solid between different sticks. While I may be in a small club not amazed with My Father, this specific smoke is incredible.
Im a newbie and way late to the video hahaha. I've been hitting all kinds but trying to stay focused on a few brands at a time. But I have to say the New World Maduro is definitely way to strong for me. Still going to have to try the Dorado tho the band draws me in
I just wish I could taste all the newonses agin since the rona got me last thanksgiving I get whatever the strongest flavor is and that’s it in everything
I first heard about the Gran Habano #5 on your channel I bought a 20 pack and they are amazing smokes. I have to ask being from the UK, what the hell are gram crackers? 😂
As someone that is interested in trying cigars but not knowing anything about the blends, does anything I know about what I like in pipe tobacco relay to cigars? Like if I know I like say, burley, Latakia, Virginia, and perique does that help me know where to start in picking out a few cigars? Like I went into a cigar shop to get one for Father’s Day and the guy asked me, if he liked Nicaraguan or Dominican or whatever else and not only was I not sure but I didn’t know what the difference was anyway.
Ok. Less a comment and more of a question. I cut my teeth on rather mild Connecticut type smokes. As I've experimented with new stuff I've really fallen for macanudo inspirado line. Black and red are my current favorite sticks, but disappointed with palladium. With that info, I'm requesting suggestions for something new to try.
Last time i tried something new it was a Diesel sherry cask. Got cold sweats half way into it..lol . It was tasty but the 2 i have left will chill in my audew for a while till i get brave again.
My favorite cigar now is Black Ops by Gurkha. I truly enjoy smoking that cigar from start to finish and it's one of few others that actually allows me to do that. I also am a fan of sumatras and maduro wrappers. I like cigars that are medium to full bodied but a full body cigar is my true favorite. I just love the boldness from a dark and full bodied cigar anytime.
I started on only dark full bodied cigars. I’m expanding into the lighter cigars these days. I haven’t found many sticks I don’t like in all honesty. Edit: Tim is right. Habano and broadleaf wrapped cigars are amazing! Especially those delicious Charter Oak.
The Oliva Serie V Melanio Maduro is my absolute favorite stick!! Cedar, coco, mild leather, and espresso. I could smoke those things all day. My B&M only carries robusto and double torso, I'd much prefer them in Churchill (7x50). Time to buy a box I guess.
Watching Tim totally Geek Out for 5 minutes leading up to the list is really awesome. I always appreciate how excited he is and how passionate he can be. Def reminds me of how I can get when I nerd out.
Used to smoke convenience store cigars once in awhile, but mostly smoked a pipe in the past. Stopped smoking anything for couple decades while raising children, and now that they are grown, and the wife left, I got back into the pipe. Then I tried some more convenience store cigars. I’m a long haul trucker, and the cigars are much more convenient. I smoke cigarillos when I’m trucking because I don’t have time for a larger cigar. Saw one of your UA-cam videos, and decided to try larger cigars. I’m kinda becoming more of a cigar smoker, even when I’m home. Recently ordered some cigars from you, and have been enjoying the experience. Ordered a bunch of singles so I could try different strengths out. I prefer a light to medium cigar and my cigarillos flavored and natural. Like maduros pretty much, and Connecticuts. I’m experimenting with stronger cigars now. I’ve already learned the hard way what happens when I smoke a stronger cigar too fast. I’m learning to chill out and slow down when smoking. Sounds weird maybe, but smoking the larger and stronger cigars is helping me to experience new things, but also to discipline myself more, and learn to chill. I’m ex military and chilling is something I have to work on. I’ll be the sergeant until the day I die, but with discipline, which I was taught, I can become a more chilled sergeant. 😎
Chill Sargent. I love it.
Picture this:
You try your first cigar based on one of Tim's reviews.
You like it, even though you had higher expectations for the taste.
You realize you have to try more cigars to develop a palate.
Tim drops this video the very next day.
I'm not sure I'll find any of the recommendations in my area, but it's a good starting point.
Thanks, Tim!
Newbie here. Some of the sticks I tried 4 months ago and didn't like I LOVE now. It's crazy how the palate changes. Good luck on your search for the best cigars!
Tim, I love your mini crisis when you say “One Pony Show”
At 60 I decided to stop spending money on doctors and buy more scotch & cigars and eat whatever the hell I want
Morning TIM! I purposely purchase everything under the sun. It has helped me figure out my palate. I even surprised myself with what i like and don't.
Binge watching your videos. Great wealth of knowledge. Thanks Tim!
I joined a cigar of the month club just to get a wider variety of cigars without the hassle of walking into a cigar shop and searching the humidor myself, anyone wanting to expand their palate without the hassle of spending hours searching through the humidors at your local B&M, I'd recommend rolling the dice with a reputable cigar of the month club, some offer a wide variety of subscriptions offering everything from mild to medium to full flavor full strength, and from your basic cigar lines to the more extravagant special occasion cigars, but rest assured the price will range accordingly.
Thanks for the educational update Tim don't know what I would've done without you, besides have comments filled with misspellings.
I'm smoking a 1964 annivisario right now great stick
"One trick pony." Is the phrase you were looking for. Enjoyed the video.
YES! That was it! I'm terrible with colloquialisms. I never get them right. lol
Always enjoy the content! Thanks buddy👏
I feel personally attacked by the Transformers toys comment, Tim. :D
Me too
Best part of my Friday 💯✌🏼
I like smooth mild- medium cigars. But often wish they had a bit of strength. Like adding salt to a dish.
Tim is the ultimate hype man for cigars..... gonna buy ten boxes now.
Umm i just spent 300 and bought 50 different cigars im in trouble lol
@@timothyfulkerson6785 😂😂😂👍🏻
Hey Tim, how about putting a sampler of your 5 cigars mentioned here. I’ll take two packs please
PS How about a sampler of *all* of the recommendations? These would all be super popular for us noobs
Your videos are just awesome
Need a class on the different notes and flavors👍
Perfect timing! Love this channel, brings a smile to my face! As a newbie, having smoked only four cigars, I have the following in my shopping cart with the goal to get more experience in the world of cigars. Hopefully I have done my homework =) Suggestions are welcome!
* DAVIDOFF GRAND CRU NO. 5
* HOYO DE MONTERREY PETIT ROBUSTO
* NEW WORLD CAMEROON TORPEDO
* ARTURO FUENTE ROSADO SUNGROWN MAGNUM R44
* H. UPMANN REGALIAS
* MY FATHER LE BIJOU 1922 PETIT ROBUSTO
* MY FATHER NO. 1
* MACANUDO ORANGE ROBUSTO
* OLIVA SERIE V MELANIO PETIT CORONA
* PERDOMO 10Y ANN. ROBUSTO CONNECTICUT
* MONTECRISTO NO. 4
* ROMEO Y JULIETA SHORT CHURCHILL
The Amendola cigars cannoli sumatra is by far the best sumatra I’ve had. I definitely love a good Cameroon and my go to is the Espinosa Warzone. I agree that the Jaime Garcia is a great smoke.
One in the same house as the Leaf by Oscar, if your coming from the Connecticut house, is the Herrera Esteli. The Natural, the original. It's surprisingly smooth and I can't find anything like it. Personal favorite vitola is the Lonsdale Deluxe. Always flawless draw and construction.
One of those tasting notes that's always stood out to me... Not because it's my favorite but it's just something I notice... And dont know if I'm describing it right... But la Perla habanas black pearl cigar and a black tea spice note. I've noticed it in one other cigar but can't remember which one. Just such a unique flavor note I haven't picked up on in the 100s of other different sticks I've tried.
100% agree about the Leaf by Oscar. I have boxes of every variety now (Omar, James, Esteban and Island Jim). Best farm cigar ever. Grassy and unique.
Cameroon is a great leaf but I keep finding less than desirable sticks that don't show it off well.... Still searching.
What I was first introduced to in Connecticut leaf has changed a lot over the last few years. Gotta start all over again... :) Yay!
For an unsolicited, slightly off-topic comment.... If you haven't tried Muestra de Saka lineup you are in for a huge figgy/fruit surprise, especially the Exclusivo! My favorite stick to date.
These are my favorite cigars, I have not had a chance to try the Island Jim yet.
Hey I still love my toys! they are just much more expensive now....Looking at you Games Workshop!
Love the cigar content Tim! I just got a nice humidor restock from you and your team!
Emperor protects!
@@chrisladouceur4093 may the Omnissiah bless all your machine spirits!
May our martyred lady watch over you. Oh, and Shine on!
I had a Montecristo Nicaragua Series Toro by AJ Fernandez a lil bit ago. I love the glisten of the ruddy brown Habano wrapper on it. Reminds me flavor-wise of the Villiger 125th Anniversary Churchill. Same wrapper and very similar flavors.
Really cool video. 👍
Smoking a don pepin serie jj and enjoying this video…
Outside or at home?
Great Video.👍👍👍. Good to know it’s not me who has taste buds changing.😁
I am not the biggest fan of My Father cigars. Great quality, construction, burn, etc. Amazing cigars, but very few of them have rocked my world. The Jaime Garcia was the exception for me and I love that it made the list. The flavor notes of this cigar were incredible and the consistency is solid between different sticks. While I may be in a small club not amazed with My Father, this specific smoke is incredible.
just tried the my father's Connecticut was an amazing stick going to have to make sure to have a few around
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A couple sticks with unique flavors would be the Herrera Esteli Brazilian. Or, surprisingly good, the Villiger Flor de Ynclan.
Maturo by Amendola Cigars is a gamechanger, palate roller-coaster ride
Have smoked at least a fiver of well over 100 different cigars over the last year, really like most leafs in some blends, maybe Cameron best.
Im a newbie and way late to the video hahaha. I've been hitting all kinds but trying to stay focused on a few brands at a time. But I have to say the New World Maduro is definitely way to strong for me. Still going to have to try the Dorado tho the band draws me in
I just wish I could taste all the newonses agin since the rona got me last thanksgiving I get whatever the strongest flavor is and that’s it in everything
I first heard about the Gran Habano #5 on your channel I bought a 20 pack and they are amazing smokes.
I have to ask being from the UK, what the hell are gram crackers? 😂
It's a semi-sweet cracker. Usually has sugar and cinnamon sprinkled onto it.
Put a sampler together!
Aj fernandez new world especial one of my favorite
Good morning Tim.
As someone that is interested in trying cigars but not knowing anything about the blends, does anything I know about what I like in pipe tobacco relay to cigars? Like if I know I like say, burley, Latakia, Virginia, and perique does that help me know where to start in picking out a few cigars? Like I went into a cigar shop to get one for Father’s Day and the guy asked me, if he liked Nicaraguan or Dominican or whatever else and not only was I not sure but I didn’t know what the difference was anyway.
Ok. Less a comment and more of a question. I cut my teeth on rather mild Connecticut type smokes. As I've experimented with new stuff I've really fallen for macanudo inspirado line. Black and red are my current favorite sticks, but disappointed with palladium. With that info, I'm requesting suggestions for something new to try.
Last time i tried something new it was a Diesel sherry cask. Got cold sweats half way into it..lol . It was tasty but the 2 i have left will chill in my audew for a while till i get brave again.
I hate that nicotine feeling
Went on a grizzly wintergreen Rumspringa while watching.
Just like my food, woman, and whiskey… I like my stick bold, strong, and a bit of a kick!
Damn straight
My favorite cigar now is Black Ops by Gurkha. I truly enjoy smoking that cigar from start to finish and it's one of few others that actually allows me to do that. I also am a fan of sumatras and maduro wrappers. I like cigars that are medium to full bodied but a full body cigar is my true favorite. I just love the boldness from a dark and full bodied cigar anytime.
Love Nica libre 1990 sun grown
Try a Trinidad number 2
I like a robusto or a short churchill
I started on only dark full bodied cigars. I’m expanding into the lighter cigars these days. I haven’t found many sticks I don’t like in all honesty.
Edit: Tim is right. Habano and broadleaf wrapped cigars are amazing! Especially those delicious Charter Oak.
Cohiba Black. Romeo y Julieta Reserve.
Try perdomo habano barell aged, thank me later
That's what I'm smoking right now!
🤘🤘🤘
My wife loves the Dama. I lean more to Olivia V Melanio.
The Oliva Serie V Melanio Maduro is my absolute favorite stick!!
Cedar, coco, mild leather, and espresso.
I could smoke those things all day.
My B&M only carries robusto and double torso, I'd much prefer them in Churchill (7x50).
Time to buy a box I guess.
I think the saying is a one trick pony, which is better than a dog face pony soldier…😎
That last cigar sounds awesome. Some flavors i would prob like. But man, it has a pretty dumb name. I'll never remember that.
Latitude zero
tim needs some guest more often dude get boring just yelling in your ear all day
Warfighter Sumatra is another great option with the Leaf by Oscar