Yep, I'm an Okie. I've been smoking cigars for about 10 years now and I'm just recently broadening my repertoire. I only smoked Padron Maduros for almost 5 years...then added CAO and Ashton to my favorites list. I found a top 25 website that rates cigars and I'm buying boxes of $6 and under highly rated sticks now. I'm puffing on a La Flor Double Ligero as I type...it's very well made, even burning and tasty. (I really like chocolate and coffee flavors) I recently tried a Pancho Sanza double maduro that was like a $3 stick that was outstanding! Buying internet cigars saves me about 1/2 over local prices (little competition here in the bible belt). :devil:
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- Thread starter SmoknZ
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Thanks for the welcome! I don't know if it's just being used to buying older cigars in a town where they aren't very popular or not but I seem to like the internet cigars better if they rest for about 6 months or more. The bitterness is less apparent and they seem milder. CAOs especially. The MX2 after 6 months in the humi is one of my favs.
This true, online vendors usually have newer sticks and they keep them at a higher humidity to prevent them from drying out during transport. Also they experience some major temp and RH spikes that need to even out in your humi.
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Hello and Welcome!!
jmatkins
BoM January 08
Welcome to BOTL, and I realy do like the LFD DL and I do like the MX2 and has gotten much better aftet sitting for a while.
