D&R Cigar Blends - Don Giovanni Sigaro & Sigaretta

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Discussion topic for D&R's Cigar Blends - Outstanding Blends of Exceptional Cigar Tobaccos

• Don Giovanni Sigaro
  D & R developed this RYO cigar blend for those who desire the flavor and aroma of a premium hand-rolled cigar in a MYO/RYO format. This remarkable blend contains a special selection of the finest quality Nicaraguan, Dominican, Ecuadorian, Indonesian and Brazilian tobaccos. No chemical flavorings added.
  
  
• Don Giovanni Sigaretta
  This incredible RYO cigar blend is a balanced combination of premium cigar and flue-cured tobaccos. This blend contains a superior Virginia Blend and a special selection of the finest quality Nicaraguan, Dominican, Ecuadorian, Indonesian and Brazilian tobaccos. Created to provide a milder tasting sensation, yet with the distinctive flavor and aroma of a premium quality hand-rolled cigar. No chemical flavorings added.

[dz]

A very good thing when youre craving a cigar, but dont want to make the commitment. Sigaretta gives you some definite cigar taste in a smooth, easy inhaling blend. Nice to have a tub around, and a great alternative for prepackaged "little cigar" afficianados. And being close to a cigarette in body and taste makes it a good choice for a cigarette smoker to explore cigar--like tastes. Havent had the Sigaro yet, and hear that one is even closer to a cigar in body than this one.

[orenthal]

Well I hav not tried these tobaccos but I think I an going to soon and I think this ones a good start what do you think dave? You know I like swishers so are these like sweets?

[TheRac25]

got a tub of sigaro, came a little dry havent had time to rehydrate yet but still it beats drums new "cubano"

[dark star]

Having tried a bunch of the blends D&R have available, I settled on the Rowland light as a day to day smoke, but picked up a tub of the sigaro when I visited the shop recently. The "walk-in" prices are great, and living a half hour away, it is well worth the trip. Every time is like an adventure in smoking. We were quite lucky to have a chance to speak to Mark for a bit as well, as well as to be able to sample some of the "new" Windsail tubes. Funny guy, who, incidentally, really knows his business.

Alas, I digress, I intended to talk about the Sigaro blend. As a pipe and cigar smoker as well, I find that the Sigaro really does the job when you want the taste of a cigar, but don't have several hours to spend enjoying one. I will admit, it is no Cohiba, but it was five bucks very well spent, and I have enjoyed every stick I rolled.

[MisterMxyzptlk]

I got a sample of the Sigaretta in my last order. I'm really not much of a cigar smoker, and while it's a good blend by itself, I'm really having some fun blending it with other tobaccos. A 50/50 mix of Top Vanilla made a nice, mild vanilla cigar(ish) smoke, and I'm trying it with the Rowland next. I think I'll get a tub of it and try out a sample of the Sigarro as well.

-TJ

[dayworks]

Here's what y'all need...Tasty Puff! Just put a few drops on your smoke...or maybe on the end of your nose.

[MisterMxyzptlk]

I have a similar bottle of stuff (called "Mango Tango"), and although I didn't buy it for tobacco, I'll put a drop or two on a smoke once in a while. It's "O.K." but not really my thing.

-TJ