Quick! Good Mild Cigars!

[IWinchester]

Illusione Rothschilde

I don't remember these being overly mild. Really??

I think they are mild to medium at the most.

from Hoosierville

I definitely couldn't smoke one on an empty stomach, but great cigars!

[Kevin1323]

The Griffin's
The San Latano Connecticut in lancero is great

[Zedman05]

Don Tomas Sungrown were one of my first cigars back in the day. I would consider them mild and half decently flavorful...but I haven't had one since probably 2007, so...

Cigar F^iend

[skoidat69]

CLE Connecticut
Aladino by Julio Eiroa
Royal Butera Dorado
Diamond Crown #4 natural


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[kurtdesign1]

CLE Connecticut
Aladino by Julio Eiroa
Royal Butera Dorado
Diamond Crown #4 natural


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Wow. What the hell is a Royal Butera Dorado? Thanks for the contributions, Skoidat

[Kip]

I know the Butera name from pipe tobacco, rather than cigars...but here's what I found at Altadis' site:


Country of Manufacture: Dominican Republic
Wrapper: Connecticut Shade
Binder: Indonesia
Filler: Dominican

Butera Royal Vintage

Introduced in 1993, the Butera Royal Vintage combines six distinctive whole-leaf tobaccos, highlighted with a Connecticut Shade wrapper and an Indonesian binder. The smooth Connecticut Shade wrappers are hand selected for deep color and silky texture. Handcrafted at the Tabacalera de Garcia factory in the Dominican Republic, Butera cigars are skillfully rolled by "first row" master cigar makers. The mild- to medium-bodied cigars are well aged in Spanish cedar to ensure the exceptionally smooth spicy aromas, complex flavors, and taste characteristics pleasantly greet the senses.

Available Sizes
Mirabella: 38 x 6 3/4"
Bravo Corto: 50 x 4 1/2"
Poca Bella: 44 x 4"
Dorado 652: 52 x 6"
Fumo Dolce: 44 x 5 1/2"