Favorite Vitola 2

[fishhound]

I know this poll was done once before, however my favorite vitola was not there so I would like a recount. Vote for your go to vitola.

[Stands and Looks Back]

i mainly stick to robustos, toros, and torps



-jesse

[Guest]

This site has a great breakdown of cigar sizes.

http://www.2guyssmokeshop.com/help/cigar_info.asp

[Mark]

Lancero without a doubt.

[Stands and Looks Back]

This site has a great breakdown of cigar sizes.

http://www.2guyssmokeshop.com/help/cigar_info.asp

good info there Keith...[smokin2]

-jesse

[FSU Stogie]

Well I cant answer this! I used to stick only to Cigars of larger ring guages and mostly torps and robustos. But as my collection has grown, I found myself experimenting more and finding the right size Vitola for each cigar. For instance, I love the RyJ Cazadores now and before I dont think I would have given it a second look because of its size. I still love a big cigar but I find myself and my preferneces wandering all over the place!

-Ben

[fishhound]

i mainly stick to robustos, toros, and torps



-jesse

I'm right there with you Jesse. Sometimes I like a churchhill, and I really like the classic shape of a perfecto.

[Stands and Looks Back]

I'm right there with you Jesse. Sometimes I like a churchhill, and I really like the classic shape of a perfecto.

ohhh!!!!!

i forgot about the perfecto!!!!

[Not A Nice Person]

Mostly toros here, with the occasional torpedo thrown in . . . some cigars just seem to taste better in a torp. I do also keep a few robustos around, for short smokes.

I have to admit, though, I've been experimenting---belicosas and figurados are a HOOT to smoke. I'm not sure why. They're just fun.

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[Rob The Long Island Cowboy]

i'm going with the lonsdale here.  though the p/c makes a great quick smoke size imho.

i'm not a fan of the larger ring gauges.