What size cigar is your favorite?

[travclem]

I'd have to say toro with robustos and belicosos as close seconds

 

[zipa]

It really depends on a lot of things, like brand, my mood, time available etc. I do tend to like the smaller ring gauges better, but I don't mind a nice robusto either. Although I do like my large RG smokes in a torpedo or figurado format. The fatties feel somewhat awkward in my mouth, although I do have a fairly big mouth. In the physical sense, that is.

 

[Sisyphys]

Churchills are #1.
Robustos #2.
And lately have been enjoying some coronas. May have to try some of my favorites in this size.

I'm with Chico. Churchill if I know I have enough time. Robustos otherwise.

 

[Shabalula]

When I first started, I smoked the biggest, fattest cigar I could find. Now I find myself smoking robustos most of the time.

 

[aracos]

Corona, Lancero, Lonsdale, Perfecto...

 

[Tredegar]

Corona or petite corona. I really don't have the patience for a churchill size cigar.

 

[screwbag]

When I have the time to enjoy them, I really like things in the 58+rg

One of my favorite cigars to smoke on a long driving trip is the IT super fuerte maduro "godzilla" it's a 58x6 i think (i could be wrong) but it's a nice mellow smoke that lasts a long time!

 

[DoubleTrouble]

Mostly Robusto but I have been smoking a lot of churchills this summer.

 

[zamco17]

Robusto, never seem to have time for a church hill

 

[JDO]

Corona, Lancero, Lonsdale, Perfecto...

x2 I don't have time to sit for 2 hours and smoke

 

[ThreeSheets]

Robustos, and I adjust up or down from there according to how much time I have to smoke.

 

[BillyCigars]

x2 I don't have time to sit for 2 hours and smoke

x3. I started out with the Churchills and Torps about 10 years ago and then slowly progressed toward the Robusto & Toro sizes. Anymore, it's smaller ring guage, shorter cigars. Mostly because I find a completely different flavor/character profile and I tend to get bored with larger cigars. When time permits, I'll enjoy a couple of cigars a day and I rarely smoke the same brand within a couple weeks of each other. With smaller cigars, I get to switch it up fairly frequently and I never get "bored" doing so.

 

[outlawhendrix]

So far i have stuck to small smokes like slim panatelas and pefectos. I also love the peqeunios by cohiba. They are just right for size and smoke time for me.

 

[flmcgough]

I just smoked my first torpedo today, and I think it may be my new favorite.

 

[robofan]

Lancero followed by Corona Gorda.

 

[ronhoffman2]

I prefer around the 6" size like a toro or torpedo. Pyramids are my favorite vitola but aren't too common.

 

[GoodFella]

I enjoy small figurados, Petite Coronas, Coronas and Lonsdales. Basically 38-46 RG. I use to be a robusto lover 50-54 RG, but I find a different flavor profile in the smaller RGs. For example, take two cigars rolled with the exact same tobacco and you will find the smaller RGs have a more flavorful and intense (concentrated) flavor. Try this test yourself and see what you think. Just because they are small does not mean they are for whimps. Trust me.

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when i first started smoking walking in to a B&M i would see that biger cigar for a extra .50 cents. it seemed like a good deal. as time when on i started to pretty much do what papichulo said.

 

[InBetweenTheLines]

Robusto always. Just the right amount of time to smoke...

 

[acruce]

Robusto..

 

[[OT] Loki]

Im starting to lean toward the lanceros and the figadorsl