Comments on: Which is your desert island cigar? http://cigars.ie/news/which-is-your-desert-island-cigar/ Ireland's First Cigar Blog Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:56:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Rob http://cigars.ie/news/which-is-your-desert-island-cigar/comment-page-1/#comment-2548 Rob Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:18:14 +0000 http://cigars.ie/?p=1162#comment-2548 Mmmm cuban girl friday. Mmmm cuban girl friday.

]]> By: Radar http://cigars.ie/news/which-is-your-desert-island-cigar/comment-page-1/#comment-2506 Radar Mon, 30 Nov 2009 00:35:14 +0000 http://cigars.ie/?p=1162#comment-2506 How many coffins would you need to create a raft...now there's a calculation for a debate after several pints at the christmas herf ! If money was no object I'd go for the Cohiba Maduro magicos as my desert island cigar, never met one I didn't enjoy. Otherwise it'd be a Monte 2 but as food mightn't b e too plentiful as they can be fairly harsh then maybe a Partagas P2 instead. Ideally though a nice twenty something cuban "girl friday" who was easy on the eye and could roll complex cigars would make a great companion....Oh and a tabacco plantation on the desert island would be nice too ! How many coffins would you need to create a raft…now there’s a calculation for a debate after several pints at the christmas herf !

If money was no object I’d go for the Cohiba Maduro magicos as my desert island cigar, never met one I didn’t enjoy.
Otherwise it’d be a Monte 2 but as food mightn’t b e too plentiful as they can be fairly harsh then maybe a Partagas P2 instead.

Ideally though a nice twenty something cuban “girl friday” who was easy on the eye and could roll complex cigars would make a great companion….Oh and a tabacco plantation on the desert island would be nice too !

]]> By: Yiorgos http://cigars.ie/news/which-is-your-desert-island-cigar/comment-page-1/#comment-2502 Yiorgos Fri, 27 Nov 2009 12:47:38 +0000 http://cigars.ie/?p=1162#comment-2502 Desert island cigar with a load of Monecristo A... Why would you want to be rescued???? Desert island cigar with a load of Monecristo A…
Why would you want to be rescued????

]]> By: Rob http://cigars.ie/news/which-is-your-desert-island-cigar/comment-page-1/#comment-2501 Rob Fri, 27 Nov 2009 11:30:46 +0000 http://cigars.ie/?p=1162#comment-2501 What about a Montecristo A - provided they are supplied in single coffins. That way you could strap the coffins together to form a raft and using a layer of cigars for bouyancy, you could attempt a self rescue, rowing home using two Monte A's as oars. What about a Montecristo A - provided they are supplied in single coffins. That way you could strap the coffins together to form a raft and using a layer of cigars for bouyancy, you could attempt a self rescue, rowing home using two Monte A’s as oars.

]]> By: Ger http://cigars.ie/news/which-is-your-desert-island-cigar/comment-page-1/#comment-2492 Ger Wed, 25 Nov 2009 13:04:23 +0000 http://cigars.ie/?p=1162#comment-2492 My desert island cigar would have to be the Epicure No.2 from Hoyo de Monterrey. This may seem to be a strange choice, considering I can choose any cigar in existence. However, my experience of this cigar has been one of inconsistency, and therefore, the fact that they can range from exquisite, to very ordinary, it would be like smoking a different cigar everyday. My desert island cigar would have to be the Epicure No.2 from Hoyo de Monterrey. This may seem to be a strange choice, considering I can choose any cigar in existence. However, my experience of this cigar has been one of inconsistency, and therefore, the fact that they can range from exquisite, to very ordinary, it would be like smoking a different cigar everyday.

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