Best High-End Mild smokes

[Redneck_toy]

THe Julius Caesar isn't a mild cigar. Delicious though.

I love the Julius Caesar line, not mild, but delicious. Also, definately not cheap.
As a side note, the Devils site has 5ers of the Julius Caesar Toros on free fall this week. Picked them up for $43.28. Just reporting, not enabling. Lol

[BananaWind]

+1 on the Davidoff and I would also recommend the Illusione Epernay line.

[Woodted]

High end--Nat Sherman.

[steelman]

I never had a full sized Nat Sherman but the .5 was by far the best mild, sweet cigarillo I've smoked by far.

[HabanoMan]

I am looking for suggestions for high end mild smokes

Seems to me like that is exactly what he is talking about.

No worries though. I will just humble myself to your superior knowledge of cigar terminology.

[Aithos]

Seems to me like that is exactly what he is talking about.

No worries though. I will just humble myself to your superior knowledge of cigar terminology. [/COLOR]

I never said anything about knowledge of cigar terminology or the definitions of such. You read something into my original comment that wasn't there, I corrected you on your observation and clarified my comment. I was pointing out that there is a correlation between strength and flavor, not that strength determines flavor. You need to stop reading things into my statements that aren't there.

[HabanoMan]

I never said anything about knowledge of cigar terminology or the definitions of such. You read something into my original comment that wasn't there, I corrected you on your observation and clarified my comment. I was pointing out that there is a correlation between strength and flavor, not that strength determines flavor. You need to stop reading things into my statements that aren't there.

@Aithos I apologize if I came off "sounding like a dick". That was not my intention I assure you. I definitely wasn't attacking you with my original post. There is a fairly well defined definition of the terms strength, flavor and body in the cigar community. Below is a link to a discussion about it. I was the original Op and there is some good, friendly discussion in the thread. Once again, I apologize if I sounded like I was trying to berate you or your opinion. Just trying to help educate which I have been trying to do in the cigar community for quite a long time now. We got off on the wrong foot but there is no reason that can't be mended and we can share this passion and this forum in harmony.

http://www.cigarbum.com/forum/showthread.php?2120-Strength-flavor-body-What-is-the-difference

[Aithos]

@Aithos I apologize if I came off "sounding like a dick". That was not my intention I assure you. I definitely wasn't attacking you with my original post. There is a fairly well defined definition of the terms strength, flavor and body in the cigar community. Below is a link to a discussion about it. I was the original Op and there is some good, friendly discussion in the thread. Once again, I apologize if I sounded like I was trying to berate you or your opinion. Just trying to help educate which I have been trying to do in the cigar community for quite a long time now. We got off on the wrong foot but there is no reason that can't be mended and we can share this passion and this forum in harmony.

http://www.cigarbum.com/forum/showthread.php?2120-Strength-flavor-body-What-is-the-difference

Apology accepted, don't worry about it. Sorry if I was less than friendly in my post as well. I had a really rough day today and it just rubbed me the wrong way, the proverbial straw so to speak. I sometimes mix up the terms, but in this case I just make some awkward jumps in my train of thought when I was writing the post and not confusing things. I will check out that post when I have time though. I'm tired and I should have gone to bed two hours ago.

[CamoSutra]

I can't recommend that many "really high-end" cigars that are mild-to-medium flavor, but if mere premiums will do I have a few suggestions.
Macanudo is very well made, mild and very consistent within each of its lines. I'm fond of the Cafe and Maduro, also the Vintage years. Vintage 19688 is very good IMHO.
H. Uppmann original is pretty nice.
I'll echo the recommendations for Montechristo original and White.
The Arturo Fuente 8-5-8 is a mild-to-medium introduction to that brand.
And I am very fond of Romeo y Julieta 1875 -- tasty but not overwhelming.

[cheaphumidors]

E.P. Carillo New Wave has been mentioned quite a bit and I definitely agree. It doesn't have to be a $15 stick to be an excellent mild cigar. Avo Classic is also a pretty solid mild-medium stick.