Factory Smokes by Drew estates are just about as cheap as you can get without being a totally terrible cigar.

Several of the big online cigar stores also sell brands' factory seconds which can often be bought for near $3 for an otherwise $10+ cigar. They come unlabeled, but that's been a huge savings for me, and I don't think I've ever bought a bundle of the seconds that I've had a single issue with.

Now, back to woodworking!

 

Factory Smokes by Drew estates are just about as cheap as you can get without being a totally terrible cigar.

Been through Factory Smokes. I like Cuban Rounds better. But I'm looking for an upgrade from these El Stinkos. Even just having all of them burn would pay for all the cheapies that I had to throw away because they wouldn't.

 

I quite smoking after 37 years. I loved smoking so any $3 cigar at this point would be a winner in my book if I could smoke it..

 

A & C Grenadiers was the one I smoked...as for as a Cigar...

 

I smoked them A&C's for years... boxes were relatively inexpensive, smoked well and they were not too strong. Have since given up smoking though, except on rare occasions.

Cheers,
Brad

 

I used to smoke quarter cigars...after someone else smoked the othe three quarters.
College days was rum cured Crooks or Swisher Sweets. No more than a half dozen of each, though.

 

I don't smoke cigars, but occasionally smoke a pipe. Check out this website, that specializes in pipes & cigars. They're located in PA (near Philly). I order all of my tobacco from them, with great satisfaction.

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