As you know, stogies are subjective. It’s all about personal taste and how we as people experience those. That’s part of why cigars are so fascinating. Two people can have two completely different experiences from the same thing.

Much like a personal preference on tobacco blends, we all have a personal preference on the size of cigar we like to smoke. That leads us to this week's blog topic. Well, it’s more of a simple question that doesn’t get asked enough…

What’s your favorite cigar size to smoke?

I’ll start it off. My personal favorite cigar size is a 5x50. 

Why? ‘Cause, at normally about 5x50, a Robusto will check all my necessary boxes. 

They’re packed with flavor. 

They don’t burn too hot. 

And, the best part, they always smoke in under 45 minutes. 

Dassit.

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    (15 months ago)

    Churchill

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    (15 months ago)

    I typically buy Robusto cigars.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    Surprisingly this was a tough question once I started thinking about it. When buying in bulk I lean heavily towards Robusto and Toro but also enjoy several that I prefer as a Churchill. I also really like the shorty Nub on occasion.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    Churchill 7x48 my preferred size, length helps it smoke cooler and gives a long 60-90 minute smoke. I don't enjoy the mouth feel of the fat 60 ring cigars.

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    (15 months ago)

    Toro

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    I like toro's, churchhills, and robustos are my top 3.

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    (15 months ago)

    Initially Robustos were my preferred/favorite size, then I went to Toros. Now, I've moved away from toros, and my favorite is Lanceros. Of course, all the cigars I continue to buy are Toros.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    Corona , hopefully with a habano-rosado wrapper. Best wrapper to filler/binder ratio and doesn't take more than 45 minutes to smoke.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    A 6 x 50 toro is my favorite.

    A 7 x 50 Churchill is my second best if I have enough time.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    I generally go with a 6x50 or 5x50. I also like coronas and toros. I also enjoy the box press larger sizes from time to time.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    I like the Churchill....normally gives me a 90 minute smoke.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    It's the Robusto for me as my every day smoke. 5x50

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    5 x 50 is my go to

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    Typically go t 5x50 day to day but def take the opportunity to go bigger when I have time.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    5x50 is my go-to but it depends on the company I'm with and what I'm doing...if I'm mowing the lawn for example, a nice Churchill is always a good smoke.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    6x60 is my day to day. Last long enough for a relaxing drink but no so long I miss out on another relaxing drink. Cheers!

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    Lonsdale

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    (15 months ago)

    Robusto is my go to. I like a couple Lonsdale and Churchill when the occasion is right.

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    (15 months ago)

    I like the 6x52 myself or 5x52

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    (15 months ago)

    6 × 48

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    (15 months ago)

    6x50 to 7x60

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    60 to 64 ring size allows flexibility in blending. If you're going to smoke, smoke em' big!

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    Robusto

    Toro

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    Haven't really smoked a size i didn't like but 6x52 is perfect for me.

  • Member Avatar
    (15 months ago)

    I am not averse to trying about anything but for me a toro is the ideal size for a solid hour of relaxation, followed by a robusto in second place.

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