Ken Light:

Now what we have is a president who is a limp d!ck worthless piece of slow-acting, overly-analytical nonsense wrapped in a fast-melting candy-coating made of hope... Get him the hell out of there.

laker1963:

docbp87:

None. I like a rg of 50 or less personally. My ideal vitola is a corona gorda (5 5/8x46) or a robusto (4 7/8x50). I also love coronas and lanceros.

While a large ring gauge does allow for faster, rougher smokers to enjoy a cigar, they tend to wash out the flavor from the wrapper, and have some serious burn issues for us slower smokers (ie. impossible to keep all 60 64ths of circumference lit without drawing more than I am used to)

That said, some very fine smokes come in these sizes

I also like smaller ring gauges most of the time, however some sticks are just better in the larger gauge.

The Oliva Series V comes to mind, and the ruinations as well. There are others but those two stand out for me. Nubs as well.

jlmarta:

I stick a raisin in my belly button and pretend I'm a cookie.

cabinetmaker:

If it burns well and tastes good, I don't really care about the gauge.

robbyras:

so a Skiing Indian Chief has joined the Eastside v. Westside rapper battle?

Joeyjoe21_8:

nyone ever see those 6x66....those r freakin huge!

robbyras:

so a Skiing Indian Chief has joined the Eastside v. Westside rapper battle?

Hayblet:

cabinetmaker:

If it burns well and tastes good, I don't really care about the gauge.

+1 but certain cigars are better with bigger ring gauges, Diesel Shorty and Nub Maduro still are in my tops

kuzi16:

generally speaking i like a smaller ring better. but is far asover 5 ring cigars i think the 5 vegas series A does well. i think LFD DL, CAO Italia, JdN Antano, all are good in the larger ring.

though those do well in a larger ring, i still prefer the smaller versions of them (when applicable )