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buena cosecha, original re-introduction of Jericho, 2nd blending of Padilla Habano, original blend Don Lino Africa......

There has definitely been a trend over the last few years towards stronger cigars - and the Old Henry's you mention are made by one of the current stars of that movement, Pepin Garcia. I tend to like his smokes, mostly because I absolutely love Nic. tobacco. His blends, IMHO, definitely...

I like the PC size in this cigar, smokes well, is a good value, and has great flavor. I'm on my second box and the construction has been consistently good, as have the draw and burn.

I just finished a V lancero that was gifted to me by CigarHoss. I really, really enjoyed this cigar. It felt a little soft to the touch, but the draw and burn were perfect. I had smoke a V Beli a week or so earlier and had some issues with it going "sour" and requiring multiple purges. I...

Lot's of good suggestions so far. I personally like Gran Habano #5 rothschilds

Poster here by the name of MocoBird often talked about aged Padron's. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=11002 http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=9855 http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=9209&

Actually that's completely untrue and I know many, many REAL collectors that store at around 70% and some who even prefer to smoke them at that RH. It's all a matter of personal preference.

perhaps thou hast broken it!

does it have a child safety lock on it that you just need to disengage?

cigar.com actually sold JFR's by the box (50) online when they first came out. I know 'cuz I bought the last box (at the time). :ss

Very sorry to hear this Alan, I will be praying for you and your Dad.

I must have gotten ahold of a bad one. :D I got a sampler of Cigar.com's house blends with an order and since I really enjoy most Pepin cigars I was excited to try the corojo label. Boy was I disappointed. The cigar construction seemed average, nothing to complain about but nothing to rave...

as others have mentioned, you might be smoking too fast, try slowing down. you might also try "purging" - http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=4185&highlight=purging

:tpd: plus, if this is structured like the child-tax credit from a few years ago, get ready to subtract this amount from your credits on your 2008 filings. :2

what he said. cheap and easy to set up and maintain. Go big. :D

:tpd: ssshhhh, these are our little secrete. don't try the pc's, they suck! :ss

Spanish cedar is actually mahogany, and the spanish cedar used in humidors should be kiln dried and have a distinct, but not overly powerful aroma. If your humidor smells like red cedar, such as a cedar chest or closet - it will never be suitable for your cigars.

fyi - seriouscigars.com has the la aurora 1495 connoisseur 8 cigar sampler for the same price w/free shipping.

Yes, it's a pretty darn good cigar. Searching for Antano in the Non-Habanos Review forum reveals a wealth of information.

can do. last thing this place needs is another drama queen.