Good creamy sweet cigars?

Another vote for 5 Vegas Gold, also try Rocky Patel Connecticut - both very smooth and creamy.

Now if you REALLY want SWEET, try the Drew Estate Natural Clean Robusto, or the Legends Copper by Drew Estate, (available from CI). Both of these are well made, creamy and very sweet throughout.

If you're interested in sweet tipped cigars, try Baccaratt or Prof Sila. Though they are not as well made as the previously mentioned they have sweet tips and are good for the price.
 
chippewastud79 said:
Try some cigars from the AVO line, particularly the Domaine and Original line :tu
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I'm not so sure about the Domaine line since it's got a bit more steam behind it and really picks up on the woodsy flavors but I'd agree with the original Avo's and XO line. :tu
 
RP 1990 (can be found moderately priced)
AF Curly Head maduros (cheap)
AVO original (not too cheap)
Torano Casa maduro (can be found moderately priced)
Torano Signature (can be found moderately priced)
 
Yet another vote for Twists. Very creamy and sweet.

On the CC front, Cuaba is more of a sweeter, creamier flavor profile.
 
I have tried iguanas with a candela raper and they were just perfect this was in 05 so i have not tried them sins then but i recomend them.
 
I have to agree that the Taboo Twist is a fantastic smooth, creamy smoke. Also, I really enjoy the Cusano 18 when I want something with this mild, creamy texture but with lots of smoke.

And like an earlier poster, some of the Drew Estate Natural lines certainly hit the spot when you are in the mood for a "dessert" cigar...
 
The Cuvee Blanc line is a very creamy/sweet tasting smoke. I don't think you'll be disappointed with one of these. Zino scepter series is a very pricey but sweet/creamy smoke as well.
 
La Flor Coronado is a smooth, somewhat sweet and creamy cigar. Enjoyed my first one over the weekend. I paid $8 or $9 or abouts for it.
GOOD cigar! BAD price! Overpriced IMO.
 
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