Recent content by kdhoffma

Just as important as what cigars to buy is making sure they are stored correctly. So two tips: 1. Buy from a reputable cigar shop (like Habana House) and skip the gas stations (for the most part). A reputable cigar shop will make sure the cigars have always been stored at optimal conditions...

Someone used buy-it-now for $400, and then immediately left positive feedback for the seller. Who does that? Just keeps getting better, doesn't it.

Here are some heros from my favorite hockey team, even though they were a little before my time.

Let's be honest, the embargo has nothing to do with human rights issues and everything to do with the expropriations of US interests by the Castro Reigme.

If you're looking for a one day thing you could drive to Toledo Ohio and goto the COSI museum: http://www.cositoledo.org/visit/v_index.htm Great place for kids! If you're looking to relax for a few days, what about the Bavarian Inn Lodge in Frankenmuth, MI: http://www.bavarianinn.com/

My local shop got them in last Friday, picked up 6 perf #5's and 6 fuente funte's for about $0.50/each above MSRP.

If you like full bodied cigars (which it looks like you do), I'd give the Davidoff Millenium Blend Robusto a try. They're around $15 MSRP but worth it for special occasions.

Defintely going with the PSD4. I think spicy smokes go well with the winter months.

I found a related thread with a bit of info: http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=16850

They come highly recommended by every cigar board I have ever been on. I've never even read one moderate review, let alone a negative one. I wouldn't hesitate for a second giving them my business.

Happy Chanukah, great sampler there! Little Chanukah treat: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Hmr5YOewww

Palio (is there an echo in here?)

Same thing happened to me last year with my first humidor. It was from tampa humidor and I only had it about 6 months. Since then I paid a little extra and bought a Savoy of similar size. Much nicer construction. Each hinge is beefer with 4 screws securing it rather than the two that were on...

I have a Colibri that I've stopped using... $40 POS. I was in Walgreens recently and spotted a $3.99 torch lighter at the register. It's not a ronson, but it fires the flame out at 45 degress which I like, and so far it beats the crap out of the $40 Colibri.

Is it going to take up residence in your bros cigar room?