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Cigar Place Bargain Bundle

Brand: Cigar Place Bargain Bundle
Vitola: Robusto
Ring Gauge: 50
Length: 5.00
Wrapper: Colorado Maduro
Binder: Honduran
Filler: Honduran
Origin: Honduras
Price: $34.95 per bundle of 25

Brand:
The Cigar Place Bargain Bundle is a creation of STC Cigar Manufacturing Incorporated, in Miami, Florida. the company produces boutique cigars such as the Gran Habano line.

This particular cigar is created with mixed filler which significantly reduces the overall cost per bundle. The Cigar Place Bargain Bundle comes in three sizes …

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High Priced Flops: Which one do you regret most?

In a similar fashion as the Cigar Misconceptions article, I’d like to get some feedback from our readers. What I would like to know is, what was your most expensive cigar disappointment?…

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Cigar Misconceptions: Which one would you do away with?

This week I’d like to take a short poll of our Stogie Review readers on which cigar misconceptions you would do away with. If it were possible for you to rid the world of a single cigar related misconception, which would one would it be?…

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Twitter Poll: Which cigar is here to stay?

In this edition of the Twitter Poll I asked which new cigar (from the past 6 months) is here to stay. Check out the responses and tell us what you think.

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Twitter Poll: Best Value Smoke

Last week I posted a quick question on Twitter asking what cigar everyone though was the best value, or bang for your buck. The responses were great and brought a few cigars to mind that I haven’t had in some time.

The Results:
@dcamacho: Padron! The 2000 is a fantastic smoke and its 3/4 dollars at my local B&M!

@click2riff: I really enjoyed the Padilla Hybrid too once upon a time!

@TomMclovin: I’m goin with the Oliva Serie V for

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Stogie Talk: Where to enjoy a smoke outside of your own home

How often have you gone out to a nice establishment and had someone tell you, Please, feel free to light up that cigar and enjoy yourself?. If your experiences are like mine, you probably haven’t heard it much at all.

With new smoking bans popping up all over the country it gets difficult to smoke a cigar outside of your own home (and in some cases you can’t even do that). Fortunately there are a few services available that …

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Things that make you go huh….

When I first started smoking cigars I spent the majority of my cigar budget ordering from online retailers. I was very happy with the cost and quality of my cigars but I was missing out on something. It wasn’t until I attended a few gatherings (Herfs) that I realized how much I enjoyed interacting with such a variety of people. In addition to having fun at these gatherings, I have learned a tremendous amount about the industry along the way.…

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Stogie Review On Cigar Aficionado’s 2007 Picks

In case you haven’t heard already, Cigar Aficionado put out their official list of the top cigars for 2007 in the most recent edition of the magazine. If you don’t get the magazine, have no fear, you can still get the full scoop on their website. And once you’ve had a look, why not check out our thoughts on the 2007 winners?

Here’s a quick index to the reviews we’ve written for some of the cigars appearing on that …

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What was your holiday cigar?

This year I had some grand plans for a nice smoke on Christmas Day, but when it came time to light one up I just didn’t feel much like a cigar. I planned on smoking something later that evening, but by the time the day was over I realized that I skipped my Christmas smoke all together this year.

Generally the Christmas smoke isn’t as important to me as the Christmas Eve smoke. For one reason or another I find …

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A Stogie Experiment

To freeze or not to freeze, that is the question…Awhile ago…well sometime ago way back towards the end of May we received the following e-mail from one of SR’s biggest fans:

I had an idea pertaining to the debate of “To freeze or not to freeze your smokes.”

Personally, I freeze all my smokes before putting them in my main humidor.
I do this because I simply cannot maintain 70 degree temps, although
humidity is a no brainer thanks to

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Stogie Photo Streams

  • I'm convinced at this point, the 1878 line from @pdrcigars is the 'Best Bang for your Buck' in the PDR portfolio. Some of his more expensive cigars just arent as good as this budget stick.
  • Smoking my first Flores y Rodriguez. The Flores, Id imagine, refers to Abe Flores of Pinar Del Rio.
  • IMO Enclosed Foot = "Sorry Sir, I couldn't be bothered to trip up that tobacco so I just wadded it up for you."
  • Box looks great, although it could have used more dry-time. Has a mild stain smell about it.
  • Got a @StudioTobac Sampler in the mail. Looks good, eager to smoke through them.
  • @LaAuroraCigars 107 Corona and @CAOCigars OSA cutter, together in harmony.
  • Have a bunch of things to wrap. Having a cigar to keep me company.
  • Nomad Cigars and Yuengling - 1
  • Have a busy morning ahead of me. It is such tough work but someone has to do it.
  • It is a little "Partagas Serie D No. 4" looking but I like the idea if small batch cigars from @pdrcigars
  • Nothing says Good Mornin' like an @EPCarrillo Elencos
  • Figures, 9 out of 10 were awesome and my last one has a lousy burn and produces virtually no smoke on the draw.
  • @jcruz @jonathandrew1 Same here and I guess you could call this Stogie Review Studios (North)
  • EP Carrillo New Wave Corona
  • Drew Estate Undercrown and Spyderco Native 4 - 1
  • Nub Connecticut 358 and Coffee - 1
  • Nub Connecticut 358 - 1
  • Sosa Underground - 1