Recent content by Sigarz

I have a spot behind my house that is lacking grass but ever since I started dumping my ashes and in fact cigar "remnants" (which gets ground up by the lawnmower) grass has started to grow back. :tu

I like it! that leaves room for maybe a month of shopping at the devil site. Enjoy!:tu

yeah thats not good, I agree try batteries but that probably will do nothin. next time get either a wester caliber III or a calibrating one they always make me happy.

they make leather palio cases? I cant find a picture on their website. is it like their plastic one only leather? :chk

that is top notch! I want to watch a box of those being rolled.:r

I love the natural Hemingways , but have yet to try one of the maduros. I was fortunate enough to track a few down last Christmas and they have been in my humi since, So they "should" be good. Thanks for the review :ss

It is definitely addicting. Every time I browse the site I end up bidding maybe around 200 worth then later I'm always hoping i get out bid so I don't actually win, but when I do win Im :D The Fuentes and Ashtons don't usually get the good deals, I hate that! But Rocky Patel and Gurkha always...

I just won 5, 5 packs of RP SG torpedos for 85 buckaroonees. I think that is a pretty sweet price.:D Just thought I would share my delight with you guys.

I know what you mean, one of my favorite drinks with cigars is Hot cocoa. Chocolate and cigars go together so nicely!:tu

Oh Jeeze such a difficult question. Ill try to narrow it down to 4 lines, Fuente Hemmingway Padron 1924 Padron 1964 Ashton VSG :tu

yeah but that overheats the in side of the gar doesn't it? that why we toast first isn't it. :confused: your description seems to be how it is done in most movies but I assume thats cuz they don't want an entire scene of just lighting the cigar. speaking of that does anyone know of a movie...

I have enjoyed cigars of most all shapes and sizes. But Id have to say my favorites are the Robusto, Toro, torpedo, Belicoso and perfectos. from say 48-58 gauge.:ss

I keep my humi at 70% and smoke them straight from it. haven't had many burn problems with them yet so I don't see the need at this point. but having heard that the moisture mutes some of the flavors I will try some drier smokes soon.

Good call! :tpd:

That is a great set up that I hope to one day emulate. what does the overall humi look like, I can Imagine:rolleyes: but pics would be cool too:ss