opinions on mild and creamy smokes wanted

[Xolotal Mungin]

Originally Posted by pnoon

You can say the word Cuba.

http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=57250
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=55645
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=36009

Thanks for the links.

I was being slightly ironic about the C-word, since forums and sites get so uptight about it. I, for one, think the whole thing is ridiculous and would love to have a choice of what I smoke. I have tried some Cubans, but they were in other countries or from.. other sources. Seems like things have changed over the years with the interwebs and all. Honestly, I liked a lot of what I had, but couldn't really experience the same range as a non-US resident would. The Cohibas have all changed since I tried them and the difference between an C and NC Hoyo or RnJ was staggering. But that was years ago...

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by Xolotal Mungin

Thanks for the links.

I was being slightly ironic about the C-word, since forums and sites get so uptight about it. I, for one, think the whole thing is ridiculous and would love to have a choice of what I smoke. I have tried some Cubans, but they were in other countries or from.. other sources. Seems like things have changed over the years with the interwebs and all. Honestly, I liked a lot of what I had, but couldn't really experience the same range as a non-US resident would. The Cohibas have all changed since I tried them and the difference between an C and NC Hoyo or RnJ was staggering. But that was years ago...

There is no reason to relate or compare Cuban vs. Non-Cuban cigars with the same name. Two entirely different things.

[Xolotal Mungin]

Originally Posted by pnoon

There is no reason to relate or compare Cuban vs. Non-Cuban cigars with the same name. Two entirely different things.

Yes, I realize they weren't even aiming at the same profile, the RnJ NC being more of an EMS style. But we digress...