Hey guys are these any good for being a sampler? There are some interesting types here from CigarPlace.

1 Trinidad Y Cia Toro
6 x 50 - Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapped - Medium-bodied cigar
 
1 Plasencia Magnum Natural
6 x 50 - Ecuadorian Connecticut - Medium-bodied cigar
 
1 Plasencia Magnum Maduro
6 x 50 - Nicaraguan - Maduro wrapped - Medium-bodied cigar
 
1 Rosa Cuba Governor
6 ½ x 50 - Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapped - Medium-bodied cigar
 
1 Villiger Export Natural
4 x 37 - Swiss produced - Sumatra wrapped - Medium-bodied cigar
 
1 Villiger Export Maduro
4 x 37 - Swiss produced - Maduro wrapped - Medium-bodied cigar
 
1 Consuegra #73 Maduro
6 x 54 - Honduran produced - Medium-full bodied cigar
 
1 Mayorga Toro Natural
6 x 50 - Nicaraguan produced - Box-pressed - Medium-full bodied cigar
 
1 Mayorga Toro Maduro
6 x 50 - Nicaraguan produced - Maduro wrapped - Medium-full bodied cigar
 
1 Bering Hispanos Natural
6 x 50 - Honduran produced - Mild-medium bodied cigar
 
1 Maria Mancini Robusto Larga Natural
6 x 50 - Costa Rican wrapped - Medium-full bodied cigar
 
Hey guys are the sampler cigars any good? It is an interesting selection from CigarPlace

1 Maria Mancini Robusto Larga Maduro
6x 50 - Honduran Maduro wrapped - Medium-full bodied cigar
 
1 Casa Blanca Deluxe Natural
6 x 50 - Dominican Republic produced - Connecticut shade wrapped - Mild bodied cigar
 
1 Casa Blanca Deluxe Maduro
6 x 50 - Domincan produced - Connecticut broadleaf wrapped - Mild bodied cigar
 
1 La Finca Joya
6 x 50 - Nicaraguan puro - Medium-full bodied cigar

I actually like the Trinidad Y Cia Toros.  Mixed filler, a little on the mild side, but a good daily cigar.

The only brand I've tried in that whole list is the La Finca. Cordell sent me a La Finca corona several months ago and it was a pretty decent stick. As far as the others go I have no idea. Give them a try. You might like some of them.

I used to buy the Trinidad Y Cias from JR quite often.  A mixed fill cigar with great flavor at an insanely cheap price.

The Mayorga has a coffee flavor to it and is box pressed, if recall correctly

Maria Mancini's were Robert DeNiro's house cigar for a while, so I heard...



They were ok I guess!

QuoteBrlesq - 5/27/2011  9:47 PM

The Mayorga has a coffee flavor to it and is box pressed, if recall correctly

I've got a box of Mayorga Churchills that I bought from JR a while back that I've had a couple out of.  I don't know about the other sizes, but my churchills are not box pressed, but you're right about the coffee flavors in there.  A good, decently priced Nicaraguan smoke.

Wow.  Just when you think you've had a cigar or two in your day, someone posts a list of cigars you've never had and some you've never even heard of.  Can't help you out, but tying new sticks is most of the fun in this hobby.  Good luck

I've had a smaller sized Rosa Cuba, not too bad for a cheap cigar.  The Consuegra I've had lots of, very nice and a great price.  The Mayorga, tastes OK but is like balsa wood for lightness or heft, it'll float away on you into the atmosphere if you're not careful.  And a super light draw as well, get a sewing needle to poke it before smoking.