I have been smoking for a while now and I found, for the most part, what I like to smoke. I have only ever bought singles because I like variety. Lately I have really be pleased with the Oliva line so I was planning to buy a box.

I have had the G, O, and V, but want to hear what some of the more experienced guys have to say about the G and O. I am a little torn between the two and simply want to hear what you guys have to say.

Also, any recommendation on what size?! I leaning towards Toro but I am not sure :-\

Thanks for any help,
David

G, maduro, perfecto.

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You mean the 3.7" long one? That thing looks cool, I'm gonna put one in my cart for my next order!

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yup

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I've not enjoyed the olivia line that much. I do like the V maduro and am going to try the V nat again here soon. I've got two left so if I do like it it would be the first in the line I like. I haven't had the MB 1 or 2 though I have a 2 sitting (thanks jozer). I wasn't a big fan of the 3. If it makes any difference out of all the other blends I did like the G a little more.... I think I had the one Kuzi suggested as well, can't remember what was more flavorful that or the robusto but I didn't think either was bad. Just not my cup of tea.

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kuzi16:

G, maduro, perfecto.

I actually already picked one of those up along with the cameroon one.

That is a crazy box though! 48 of those little bastards! I'll be smoking the maduro later....it's been a shitty day it's been raining all week.

I've simply never bought a box so I want to make sure how everything stacks up until I buy one. To make matters worse I only have a 20 cigar humidor (got it as a gift).

I think the Serie O perfecto is pretty good. I also like the G cameroon in the robusto size. It's hard to pick one because they're not the same cigar, I like them equally for different reasons.

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Hugemoose:

kuzi16:

G, maduro, perfecto.

I actually already picked one of those up along with the cameroon one.

That is a crazy box though! 48 of those little bastards! I'll be smoking the maduro later....it's been a shitty day it's been raining all week.

I've simply never bought a box so I want to make sure how everything stacks up until I buy one. To make matters worse I only have a 20 cigar humidor (got it as a gift).

I was in that boat about 6 months ago, now I have a lot of boxes, well not a lot but more than 6 and it get's quite addicting.. I keep telling myself that by the time I go through one of them I won't be able to buy more, so I wonder if I should buy two at a time...

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G Maduro for sure! Plus if you buy boxes from CCOM now you get sweet freebies!

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Well I just finished smoking the Serie special G maduro (the tiny guy).

Smoke time was about 40 minutes. I was really surprised how much flavor this little smoke had! I am totally incapable of describing the tastes that cigars have, but this one was very, very nice! I don't often smoke maduro's, but this was a very pleasant cigar.

The smoke was thick and while "heavy", it had a great taste that I really enjoyed. I really wish I could describe the flavors more.....but I really enjoyed this smoke. It was just very smooth and had a creamy smoke.

Now I am just looking forward to smoking the special G cameroon in the next day or two to compare. I still don't know if I am willing to drop the money for 48 of these little guys though. While it is a great smoke, I tend to smoke more socially with friends and good whiskey. Therefore, a longer smoke is often required and preferred .

I may be leaning towards a sweeter wrapper like the cameroon for longer smokes, but this was a fantastic cigar. I just wish I could buy 12 of them and not 48

I am in my last 3 weeks of college (I'm a senior) and I know I won't be smoking as much when I'm home, therefore I don't want to be buying too many cigars.....yet!

Oh the decisions......

Hugemoose:

Well I just finished smoking the Serie special G maduro (the tiny guy).

Smoke time was about 40 minutes. I was really surprised how much flavor this little smoke had! I am totally incapable of describing the tastes that cigars have, but this one was very, very nice! I don't often smoke maduro's, but this was a very pleasant cigar.

The smoke was thick and while "heavy", it had a great taste that I really enjoyed. I really wish I could describe the flavors more.....but I really enjoyed this smoke. It was just very smooth and had a creamy smoke.

Now I am just looking forward to smoking the special G cameroon in the next day or two to compare. I still don't know if I am willing to drop the money for 48 of these little guys though. While it is a great smoke, I tend to smoke more socially with friends and good whiskey. Therefore, a longer smoke is often required and preferred .

I may be leaning towards a sweeter wrapper like the cameroon for longer smokes, but this was a fantastic cigar. I just wish I could buy 12 of them and not 48

I am in my last 3 weeks of college (I'm a senior) and I know I won't be smoking as much when I'm home, therefore I don't want to be buying too many cigars.....yet!

Oh the decisions......

if you have a way to store them, now is the time to buy. they will have a bit of rest before you can smoke them. nothing wrong with that.

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kuzi16:

Hugemoose:

Well I just finished smoking the Serie special G maduro (the tiny guy).

Smoke time was about 40 minutes. I was really surprised how much flavor this little smoke had! I am totally incapable of describing the tastes that cigars have, but this one was very, very nice! I don't often smoke maduro's, but this was a very pleasant cigar.

The smoke was thick and while "heavy", it had a great taste that I really enjoyed. I really wish I could describe the flavors more.....but I really enjoyed this smoke. It was just very smooth and had a creamy smoke.

Now I am just looking forward to smoking the special G cameroon in the next day or two to compare. I still don't know if I am willing to drop the money for 48 of these little guys though. While it is a great smoke, I tend to smoke more socially with friends and good whiskey. Therefore, a longer smoke is often required and preferred .

I may be leaning towards a sweeter wrapper like the cameroon for longer smokes, but this was a fantastic cigar. I just wish I could buy 12 of them and not 48

I am in my last 3 weeks of college (I'm a senior) and I know I won't be smoking as much when I'm home, therefore I don't want to be buying too many cigars.....yet!

Oh the decisions......

if you have a way to store them, now is the time to buy. they will have a bit of rest before you can smoke them. nothing wrong with that.

The problem is I don't have a large enough humidor. Is it OK to keep them in the box they came in; maybe with one of those water pillows?

tupperware, dude.

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Yup....never thought of that. Thanks.

I just smoked the Special G cameroon tonight. Once again it was raining and terrible weather, but I had a friend that also wanted to smoke so I wasn't going to say no.

I really enjoy the taste of the cameroon wrapper, but the G maduro simply tops it.

I will purchasing a box the G maduro belicoso along with a single Master Blend II for graduation night in about 2 weeks.

Thanks for the advice guys.