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:tu Usually seems much easier to raise humidity rather than lower it. I added what's in blue.

Here (link) is a thread on good cigar reference books. MRN is a must, it's like the Victoria's Secret catalog for cigars.:D

Could always PM CigarAmerica.net who is a member here, last activity was 08-22-2008 07:38 AM. Intro post found here (linky).

Good advice taken from this thread. :tu

Reminds me of Klugs smoking a Ghurka at the Shack and remarking there was way a 1492 is four-hundred times better than it. :D

Not of Nee's collection, but some of his house, etc here. The site also has photos of some other amazing cigar collections.

http://clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=59169

Probably no big deal, wipe and smoke as stated above. What color is the mold? Is it white? Read these two posts from this thread.

See this thread (<--link.) AVH, here's a sticky (<--link) with a nice list of cigars to try. The best bet when starting is to try many different cigars to find what you like. Try to buy cigars from reputable vendors (tobacco shops) as many convenient stores don't properly humidify their cigars.

Indeed, I've had a similar experience. At least when it happened to you the cigars weren't from an anniversary humidor or 1987. (<--link) Wouldn't write either of them off just yet. Hope you have a better experience next time.

Padron Delicias Maduro.

Here's a thread with a bunch of suggestions. Tampa Sweethearts advertises custom printed cello for a range of Fuente cigars. As I recall you can get It's a Boy! (or whatever) Hemmingways, among others. Don't see it on the site, likely have to call for pricing.

Read this thread (clicky).

For those equally faineant as you :D: Here is the thread, the pertinent post says there was an issue with customs, and to expect them in early May.