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Doesn't Camacho claim to use "pre-embargo" baccy in the Liberty's? Besides Camacho and Pinar, Finck claims to use it in their Havana Blend as well.

I've got several 77qt Colemans and I couldn't be happier.

That is what I have heard as well. Frankly, I like these better than the JdN's. I've had a few. They are a new line, essentially, by Fonseca. A Nic puro that is not that "full" but is very balanced with good flavor and are very well constructed.

http://www.iijcan.org/ca/sta/t-11.5/whole.html

Not sure becasue I am too busy thinking of what I will smoke on December 3rd, 2010 at 6pm.

Not if you have a fan blowing directly at it.

That sounds likely. Try rotaing the cigar as you smoke it.

Posted by Navydoc. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showpost.php?p=164911&postcount=2

FWIW, Pepin is virtually all about spice/pepper. Go for the Cabaiguan! Or try the new La Aroma de Cuba Edition Especial and Tobacos Baez and the Vegas Cubanas. The Ashton Benchmade is another good choice. Or even the Tat White Labels.

Hmmm. I see nothing about cigars in the fist post. ;) Also, A hydrometer is an instrument used to measure the specific gravity (or relative density) of liquids. Hygrometers are instruments used for measuring humidity. In any case, it is very interesting.

Did you have cigars in there with the hygrometer? And is it an analog hygro?

The non-flavored stuff isn't too bad. LVH's, Liga Privada # 9 and the Château Real. I'll leave the flavored/infused stuff for others to enjoy.

http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=113262&highlight=munich http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=154711&highlight=munich Safe travels!

Yeah, in the photo gallery. Friggin noobs. j/k :D

I never cared for any Padilla's except the Miami and the '32 Signature that Pepin produced. Also, the '68. The new Miami is still good but not what I was used to with the Pepin mades. The new '32's are still very good, imo.