Electric Sheep
Dsicle - BoM Dec 06
Welcome....or rather, howdy!
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- Thread starter Mac Rebennack
- Start date
smokinafuente
This space for rent.
Hello and Welcome!!
Welcome!
Panicbound
Dankster
Sweet!
Glad you finally joined! I will be sending out your package tomorrow. It will include a digital hygrometer, humidification beads, and some starter cigars.
In the meantime, keep your humi closed with the distilled water in a glass/cup/whatever.......as long as you are not allowing the water to touch the wood directly (no matter what they told you at the cigar shop)!
In terms of cigars, I really like the Padron's (both the 1964 and 1926), the Gurkhas (Regent and Legend), Rocky Patels (Old World Reserves), but they may be a little prices to start off with.....
So, you may want to look at trying a mixture of cigars. Since you like the CAO's they have several different brands including mild (like the golds, and cirillos) and maduros (like the Brazilias).
I would stay away from the trendy but pricey cigars that imho they try to sucker you into like all non-cuban (NC's) Cohiba, Macunudo, etc.
However, everyone is different and once you identify smokes you like, you can throw price and other people's tastes out the window.
In the meantime, enjoy this place........it has a wealth of info, w/people who are willing to help out whether you are a newbie or a seasoned smoker.
In the meantime, I have to go get a package out to Tedski.....:crackwhip
:welcome:
imp2:
Adam
Glad you finally joined! I will be sending out your package tomorrow. It will include a digital hygrometer, humidification beads, and some starter cigars.
In the meantime, keep your humi closed with the distilled water in a glass/cup/whatever.......as long as you are not allowing the water to touch the wood directly (no matter what they told you at the cigar shop)!
In terms of cigars, I really like the Padron's (both the 1964 and 1926), the Gurkhas (Regent and Legend), Rocky Patels (Old World Reserves), but they may be a little prices to start off with.....
So, you may want to look at trying a mixture of cigars. Since you like the CAO's they have several different brands including mild (like the golds, and cirillos) and maduros (like the Brazilias).
I would stay away from the trendy but pricey cigars that imho they try to sucker you into like all non-cuban (NC's) Cohiba, Macunudo, etc.
However, everyone is different and once you identify smokes you like, you can throw price and other people's tastes out the window.
In the meantime, enjoy this place........it has a wealth of info, w/people who are willing to help out whether you are a newbie or a seasoned smoker.
In the meantime, I have to go get a package out to Tedski.....:crackwhip
:welcome:
imp2: Adam
Wasch_24
2005 BoY
:welcome:
Dogwatch Dale
Herfcastin' BotL
Welcome to BOTL Jeff!
