Which website is this?Boys - gettum while they are hot!
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A lot of exclusions but still plenty of good stuff to be found. I like to use this on occasion to get things that are not often at auction or in other deals.
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You were close to my old stomping grounds, CNC grad. I miss that area.I finally found a olmec. I’ve been trying to find one for a few months now.
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This olmec is wonderful. Chocolate, oak and black roast coffee with some nuttiness and real nice retro. Yum.
This is definitely a nice smoke. I highly recommend this cigar.
Bought this at a little shop in Morristown. They had a nice selection of cigars. I got a few more. It wasn’t to bad price wise for what I bought.View attachment 630184
Monte espada oscuro, drew maduro, Don Carlos, pledge and a le bijou
Boys - gettum while they are hot!
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A lot of exclusions but still plenty of good stuff to be found. I like to use this on occasion to get things that are not often at auction or in other deals.
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Which website is this?
I remember some guys I wrestled with from Morristown. Seems like there were a lot of folks there, Dandridge, New Market, Straw Plains, etc… lol. Good times, I was grandfathered in to the legal age for alcohol being 18.I think he may have graduated from cnc about the same time. He’s from Morristown but they have a sawmill above Pineville. It’s back towards Red Bird Kentucky.
Have you tried the Cohiba Black? I got a tip to try from a well known wizard. Better than the Macassar imo, CP has robusto 5 pack for 39.99.Definitely want to try the massacre. They are usually on back order or sold out.
That Partagas Cameroon is really good also.
I’ve been wanting to try that Caldwell La Barba red but it’s usually sold out or on back order.
Tin, a lot of people use an airtight Tupperware bowl with boveda packs. Some say it’s just as good as a humidor. I have a desktop that probably holds 35 sticks, it’s supposed to hold 50. I think I gave 65$ for it at the smoke pit. But, I would say the Tupperware or a Rubbermaid airtight bowl would be the cheapest. You would just have to buy a hygrometer. I bought a cheap digital one on Thompson’s for about 9$. It has the temp and the humidity readings on it.I doubt that I will ever have more than 50 cigars on hand at any given time. Presently, I manage my cigars with a hodgepodge of wooden boxes, ziplock bags, and bóvedas. Always bóvedas.
A simple cedar lined humidor capable of storing up to 50 60-ring-gauge cigars with an analog hygrometer doesn’t seem to exist. It’s either big fancy cabinets powered by electricity or desktop boxes with capacity for 20 gordos or 50 exquisitos.
I am confounded.
Have you tried the Cohiba Black? I got a tip to try from a well known wizard. Better than the Macassar imo, CP has robusto 5 pack for 39.99.
Very well. Took the time to season it and added some Patels. Been busy with a wedding and was looking to add some Cubans family friend brought from the island…but son-in-law thought it was a gift FROM me when I showed them to him and absconded with it.Speaking of humidors, @butchna how is yours working out for you?
Very well. Took the time to season it and added some Patels. Been busy with a wedding and was looking to add some Cubans family friend brought from the island…but son-in-law thought it was a gift FROM me when I showed them to him and absconded with it.
I used to have a desktop box, which was adequate when I shopped at the tobacco store. I would by 5 or so cigars a week and didn’t need a ton of storage. I only started using online stores about a year ago doing five packs and deuces created the need, so I got another desktop. After that wasn’t enough and for simplicity I got one of the heated plug in units in lieu of a third box, it holds all I care to have on hand. I use one of the old desktops for dry boxing if I feel the cigar has been in the Humi for a while. One of the drybox sticks I’ve had since Christmas, one since January.I doubt that I will ever have more than 50 cigars on hand at any given time. Presently, I manage my cigars with a hodgepodge of wooden boxes, ziplock bags, and bóvedas. Always bóvedas.
A simple cedar lined humidor capable of storing up to 50 60-ring-gauge cigars with an analog hygrometer doesn’t seem to exist. It’s either big fancy cabinets powered by electricity or desktop boxes with capacity for 20 gordos or 50 exquisitos.
I am confounded.