I'm a very infrequent cigar smoker, but I've found that I enjoy Warped cigars quite a bit. They're definitely more expensive than the cigars I smoked when I was younger, but as a very occasional treat I'll smoke them. I'm not a cheap person by any stretch of the imagination but I wouldn't want to spend that kind of money to make it a habit.
Pipe Tobacco - Cigar Translators Wanted
- Thread starter Meerly John
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What is the deal with cigars? They are wayyy overpriced rolled tobacco leaves.
They can be good, occasionally great, but can’t match pipe blends for variety and depth, for me.
A nice analogy I read here is that if a cigarette is fast food, a cigar is a great steak, and a pipe is a seven course meal.
Try Toscanos, cheap as chips, pack a punch, taste great. If you like Kentucky blends a Toscano will tick many boxes for you.
I'm currently moving from cigars to pipes.
I've loved cigars for years.
I'm finding that the two don't really align for flavors. I wish they did, there are some cigar flavors I'd LOVE to have in a pipe. Would save a GRIP of money.
I feel like I get a LOT more smoke and fuller body from the cigars I like. I miss that.
Flavor wise, I'm too new to pipes to make comparisons.
Pipes fill part of the cigar itch, but also a different itch for me.
I've loved cigars for years.
I'm finding that the two don't really align for flavors. I wish they did, there are some cigar flavors I'd LOVE to have in a pipe. Would save a GRIP of money.
I feel like I get a LOT more smoke and fuller body from the cigars I like. I miss that.
Flavor wise, I'm too new to pipes to make comparisons.
Pipes fill part of the cigar itch, but also a different itch for me.
