Thanks Mac...corrected!They're better than the regular Air Bender IMO, but I prefer the Ligeros and DL's over the Air Benders. Also... these aren't chisels as indicated in your thread title, it is the maduro in the barn. Size is a little bit bigger than a toro.
And Brent, with the barn and 24 sticks they are in the $350 range, but have seen just the single cigars in the $10 range.
Tom... I have a few that I can trade if you're interested... it's the only air bender that I'll smoke. Let me know.This is the cheepest I've found these in stock...I can't buy a box anyways but if you can this aint bad.
http://www.superiorcigars.com/cigar_detail/index/la-flor-dominicana-casa-de-tobacco-with-air-bender-maduro-cigars-6-12-x-54-24-per-box-cigars/la-flor-dominicana/93-6879.htm
.............:thumbsup:I got mine from Superior. The humidor is a thicker walled cigar box that you can put boveda's into it. I didn't keep the cigars in there, I put them into 5 finger bags and dropped them in my larger humidor. I bought it mainly for decoration. The intent is to be a talking point when I bring people into the room to give them a cigar. I totally think it was worth it. Plus, the cigars are fantastic.
It's not a really efficient humidor. More for looks. I just keep mine in my walk-in...Hard to tell from the pic, is it an actual sealing humidor, or just an outer shell for the box?
--edit, nevermind, I found it -- it is a humi, and has a spot to accomodate humipaks
http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfeatures/show/id/16054
Its an average cigar at Best Tom! Maybe time will work wonders,OKay...post update.
Money being a little tight right now with the wife loosing her job a couple weeks ago, I wasn't sure I wanted to spend the coin on one cigar but the curiousity factor was to much for me so I spent $15 on one of these to test drive.
Results...Mixed.
I liked it but not eneough to pay that much. It was a decent cigar with it's own flavor but for the money I think I'd rather have a Litto Small Batch.
Just thought I'd share.
It's a humidor. Has a little compartment at the rear for a Boveda packet. That's what I use. The maduro is better than the regular Bender. Very smooth and has some sweetness. They are huge though, and burn forever in my experience (smoked 4 so far).Hard to tell from the pic, is it an actual sealing humidor, or just an outer shell for the box?
--edit, nevermind, I found it -- it is a humi, and has a spot to accomodate humipaks
http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfeatures/show/id/16054
OKay...post update.
Money being a little tight right now with the wife loosing her job a couple weeks ago, I wasn't sure I wanted to spend the coin on one cigar but the curiousity factor was to much for me so I spent $15 on one of these to test drive.
Results...Mixed.
I liked it but not eneough to pay that much. It was a decent cigar with it's own flavor but for the money I think I'd rather have a Litto Small Batch.
Just thought I'd share.
Its an average cigar at Best Tom! Maybe time will work wonders,
I don't know.