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Thanks for the starting links, which are very good but I am still looking for info behind the growing and aging of the different wrapper tobaccos.

I am not the best at searching for the answers on the net. I have noticed that some guys here seem to be search masters. I am looking for some kind of guide to tell me about all the different wrappers in terms of flavors, colors, and maybe growing and/or aging. i.e. if I see a cigar that has...

My Favorite is Cadenhead's Old Raj Gin 110 Proof. Here is a description I found on the net. Old Raj Gin is distinctive in that it contains a measure of saffron, the rare and costly spice derived from the crocus flower. In addition to the slightly spicy flavor, this also imparts a pale yellow...

Taboo HSG toro

Wow those are some moldy cigars.

now that was funny:r:r

Here is what the Vortex grill in Atlanta calls a double by pass burger. DOUBLE BYPASS BURGER Our big sirloin patty topped with a fried egg, three slices of American cheese, four slices of bacon, and a big fat side of mayo with two grilled cheese sandwiches replacing the buns. I will eat one...

what about the cooling units that vinotemp sells, granted they start around $700 but they say the unit are meant to go into wine cabinets. I have a bigger cabinet and have been thinking about it, but for 700 dollars I could just buy a 50+ vinotemp to keep my cigars in.

I am a big fan of the HSG toros, I think they are a great smoke have when you are looking for a smooth creamy to smoke that won't kick your ass.

:tpd: I could not agree more.

I too like pipes and pleasures there pipe selection is great. I just bought one of there own S&R brand pipes, plus they have a full davidoff line and usually have Opus X's.

Thats funny because I was just in that easton tinderbox today and I walked right out once i saw how over priced their cigars were.

If everything was built with spanish cedar, which I am sure it is, the wood is already kiln dried so it does not need to be baked. I smell will die down over time anyway, so I say put some cigars in there and see what happens.:2

I have several pounds of beads in my cabinet humidor and over time they have taken on the smell of cedar. My guess is if you just keep the vanilla cigars around the beads for a week or two you'll be fine. I think I am going to have to try da klugs recharge method.:ss

Also there is a #3 which is to rinse your mouth with salt water just like you would if you had a sore throat, plus salt water is easy to make.

I have to say that I like Yuengling, Blue Moon, anything wheat really, and a lot of Belgian beers like Chimay blue, I have found out over time that I not the biggest fan of very hopped up beers Like IPA's

Have you calibrated your hygrometer yet? If not I would try that first, I would get the Boveda calibration kit. I use a new one every 6 months or so to recheck my hygrometers calibration. Also I would invest a little money in humidity beads that you can buy from tampahumidor.com or heartfelt...

Now that's what I call a birthday present to one's self. I can wait to see the pics of it.

First of all, I did not know you could get more than one Ho into a box or that they even came in boxes. I always have to go out to my street corner to get a couple of Ho Ho's. Secondly, I don't think the Ho Ho's will help your homework unless it on sex ed. :r:r:r

I will try and not let this break my back account.:tu