Now, please understand, when I say "little cigars," I'm not talking about the ones that look like cigarettes with filters and brown paper wrappers.
I'm talking about the Cohiba Pequeno's, the La Gloria Cubana Glorias Petite, the Macanudo Ascots, etc. I've seen them individually packaged at the B&M's. But I tend to buy them in tins of 10-12.
The other day I was in a dueling-piano bar type place, and they said I couldn't smoke a cigar in there, but that I could smoke a cigarette. If I wanted to smoke a cigar, I had to go to the upper level. Bummer.
Luckily, I was able to break out my LGC petites and enjoy them without attracting too much attention. The official reason given of why cigars were a no-no but cigarettes are ok was that the cigar smoke bothered the pianists. Which is funny to me, because I find cigar and pipe smoke MUCH easier to tolerate than cigarette smoke. I smoke cigars (no pipes yet) but I don't care for cigarette smoke at all.
Anybody have any recommendations for smaller cigars other than the few I mentioned above?
I'm talking about the Cohiba Pequeno's, the La Gloria Cubana Glorias Petite, the Macanudo Ascots, etc. I've seen them individually packaged at the B&M's. But I tend to buy them in tins of 10-12.
The other day I was in a dueling-piano bar type place, and they said I couldn't smoke a cigar in there, but that I could smoke a cigarette. If I wanted to smoke a cigar, I had to go to the upper level. Bummer.
Luckily, I was able to break out my LGC petites and enjoy them without attracting too much attention. The official reason given of why cigars were a no-no but cigarettes are ok was that the cigar smoke bothered the pianists. Which is funny to me, because I find cigar and pipe smoke MUCH easier to tolerate than cigarette smoke. I smoke cigars (no pipes yet) but I don't care for cigarette smoke at all.
Anybody have any recommendations for smaller cigars other than the few I mentioned above?
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