Cigarillo Recommendations

If money no object then papas fritas are a great buy.
Otherwise, Arturo Fuente Equisitos maduro are HANDS DOWN the best cigarillo I've every had for the money.

Perdomo mini maduro. 7-15 minute smoke and pretty good.

The only time I purchased cigarillos was when i bought a tin of Excaliburs on a whim. I think there were 20 in a tin and they smoked quite nice with the premium cigar flavor in a small format. Villiger Exports are also pretty tasty and I like the way they're individually wrapped like little sticks of butter.

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Originally Posted by Tobias Lutz

I'm a big fan of CAO Mx2 Daggers when I need to keep it around 25 minutes.

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Bought a tin at Famous over the summer and really like those. Lx2 Razors are pretty good as well.
I had gotten some CAO Cameroon tins (same 4x38) on closeout from Famous that were really good but they got discontinued

Also like the CAO Lx2 Bam for a little longer smoke.

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Originally Posted by WNYTONY

Also like the CAO Lx2 Bam for a little longer smoke.

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Those are the ones for my money. Great flavor packed into those little suckers.

I have smoked them out on the course a time or 2 indeed.

Tat Petite Cazadores
AF Exquisitos maduro
Viva Republica Guerilla Warfare Petite Corona
AF Don Carlos #4

If you enjoy flavored I liked the gurkha tins and the CAO Cherry bombs. DE Acid c-notes are enjoyable as well. If you like a little bigger the CAO Brazilia tins are great.

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Originally Posted by MattyMatt

Bandidos cheroots from CI aren't bad.

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Originally Posted by Ilroy

I've sondered about those...the reviews are always good, but haven't jumped on them yet. Are they flavored, or straight tobacco tastes?

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Originally Posted by MattyMatt

It has been a while, but I don't remember them being flavored or infused....just a little sweetness on the end probably from an additive in the "cigar glue" on the wrapper. They are a good buy.

As an added bonus, if you are going for the Clint Eastwood spaghetti western look, then it is a necessary addition.

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+1 on Bandidos. If im correct they have both natural and sweet tip. I recommend the sweet tip even though I don't like flavored cigars, it's just a hint to smooth things out. Short smoke, big deep flavor, and a nice little nic kick for the size. Cheap too.

I also have a 20-30 minute commute and occasionally like to bring a smoke for the drive home. One I like is the CI Cohiba Knock-Off. If you pick the bundle of 30 of the smallest size, they're around $1 apiece. I think they're about a 4 X 32 and they're a pretty decent little smoke for the commute.

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Originally Posted by BryGuySC

Tat Petite Cazadores
AF Exquisitos maduro
Viva Republica Guerilla Warfare Petite Corona
AF Don Carlos #4

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How are the Tat Petite Cazadores? I have been thinking of grabbing some.