TheDudeAbides
I got an awesome sound...
So I know a lot of you Chicago-land brothers frequent the Casa de Montecristo.
Some background: I ordered a Liga sampler from Topqualitycigars.com, got me some Dirty Rats, UF-13s etc. Included in the sampler were a couple LP9s. I tried my damnedest to smoke one tonight, but failed miserably. Wouldn't stay lit, tunneled like crazy, and had a very un-Liga-like lack of smoke output. In other words, wicked wet.
My question is, does Casa de Montecriso keep their humidity above average, or was this merely a product of the Nica rainy season?
Never had to pitch a Liga Privada before, and would rather not have to again. Regardless, the rest of the sampler is going to be spending a month or so adjusting to 65% humidity before any others get lit.
-Dude®
Some background: I ordered a Liga sampler from Topqualitycigars.com, got me some Dirty Rats, UF-13s etc. Included in the sampler were a couple LP9s. I tried my damnedest to smoke one tonight, but failed miserably. Wouldn't stay lit, tunneled like crazy, and had a very un-Liga-like lack of smoke output. In other words, wicked wet.
My question is, does Casa de Montecriso keep their humidity above average, or was this merely a product of the Nica rainy season?
Never had to pitch a Liga Privada before, and would rather not have to again. Regardless, the rest of the sampler is going to be spending a month or so adjusting to 65% humidity before any others get lit.
-Dude®