Little cigars, big quality, suggestions?

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Originally Posted by nick6659

Thats what I am talking about! Classic car show?

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Yep, it was a beautiful day so I rode my bike over there and sparked up the Tat.

I'll second the Viva Republica Guerrilla Warfare. The L'Atelier Travailleurs, El Suelo Vuelos, Trocadero Ruelles, & Animal Cracker Cracker Crumbs are some tasty little dudes that come in 5 packs. The Ashton Half Corona's are an oldie but goodie to me.

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Originally Posted by jhedrick83

It gets worn out as an answer but that's because it's always an answer. Illusione R (rothchilde). Between $3-$4. Extremely good cigar. 4.5 x 50

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Yes it is!, but not a 30-45 minute smoke for most people.

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Originally Posted by Indyhp

I bought some short cigars this winter to smoke when it's cold out and I'm freezing my tuchis.

Padron 1926 No. 35, 48 x 4"
Opus X No. 5, 40 x 4 7/8"
AF Don Carlos No. 4, 43 x 5 1/8"
AF Magnum Rosado R44, 47 x 4 7/8"

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Hehe, not handing any of those out to fast smoking friends, or neophytes!

I'm surprised nobody mentioned Papa Fritas.

Opus X Power Ranger, CAO Brazilia Cariocas, Padron makes some small 1926/1964 options, Hemingway Short Story, and Epicurean Gonzo Santeria(my personal favorite of all smaller cigars)

Hemingway Short Story - one of my personal favorites

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Originally Posted by Browns7213

Tatuaje Petite Cazadores Reserva, had one Saturday while walking around a car show.

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This. Also like the 7-20-4 dog walker. The Hustler version just got listed in the top 25 best value smokes by Cigar Aficionado for the year.

It took 17 posts for my favorite small stick to come out. Hemingway SS all day long for me.

Also the Davidoff Nicaragua comes in a 3.7x46 short carona.

I've heard good things about the Oliva Special G maduros too but have not tried that one.

Jericho Hill Shots 4"X42............Just had this yesterday, was a fine smoke.
My all time favorite is still a Hemingway SS.