Top 3 mildest CC's to offer a newbie?

[Smallclub]

39 minutes ago, PaulPower said:

But enough Frenchmen enjoy a "light tasting" cigar for Habanos to create a mild marca for France.  

"Refined" is a rather nebulous marketing term.

Respectfully, how many french cigar smokers do you know personaly? How long have you been in a french civette, and what do you know about the cigar picture in France in 1973?

Again, the story of the marca is well known and documented, by the creator himself. "Mild" was a consequence, not the goal.

And no, "refined" is not a nebulous marketing term. It's even less nebulous than "mild" or "strong", IMHO…

[madandana]

Give him a favorirtos. If he can't smoke it, you're not out much.

[CaptainQuintero]

Quintero Panetela

LGC #4

Siglo 1/2

Sancho Panza non plus

QDO Corona

 

[oliverdst]

My palate is so different from some of you.

I'd never give him a Favorito unless I was intending to have fun (what is not a bad Idea).

The day before yesterday I had a du Prince that would be perfect. Regios could be another option but like I said my palate is different. For instance: I love Cuabas.

[DrunkenMonkey]

I agree about the Hoyo Palmas Extras. Very mild, but quite good. Much milder than other Hoyos, in my opinion. Also cheap. 

[cigcars]

     *If you want to give him something truly mild - Fonseca KDT or Cosacos; El Rey Del Mundo; and yes the Vegueros Tiempe or Mananitas.  Or he can just pucker his lips and suck empty air. IMHO he'll get the same effect compared to the three just named.

[ajgagnon]

Those little Punch half coronas are amazing. Maybe not the mildest, but awesome and small.


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[earthson]

Aged PL Montecarlos

Fonseca no 1

HdM Palmas or Coronations