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Always enjoy a Montecristo Xanadu

My opinions and risk perception. The information given from the links, particularly the BlackCat link, point to risk. Hey, Pepin may be great to do business with and he may perform all obigations with a perfect tender (loose), but my perception is that there is risk. From statements about...

Actually, we are being told by Padilla is that the dissolution of the relationship between Padilla and Pepin is "mutual." For what reasons other than Padilla wanted more control over his product we are not privy to. However, Padilla clearly has a better idea of the value of "goodwill," Holt ...

After reading the links, it seems that: A. Getting counsel is a wise move for those in the cigar industry. Contracts allocate risk; B. Doing business with Pepin is a risky venture. C. Holt Cigars is not a class establishment.

Brush three times a day, morning noon and night. If I have a cigar, then particular attention is paid to the brusing routine. Regular teeth cleaning is a must.

Came in today, looks awesome. Thanks for the extra Punch! Gonna fire up one of these tonight:ss

A great smoke, that and the Series S exquisito. Whatever you do, do NOT get a Partagas Sabroso. Awful.

If that is the case, they would have serious legal issues.

I think the worst "premium" cigar I have had is a Partagas Sabroso. Just plain awful taste, but otherwise I have enjoyed Partagas.

Have you tried the Tubos? I have had consistently excellent experiences with the La Aurora Preferidos Tubos. Maybe a bit mild, but they are smooth, cool and have great construction. Maybe it is also just me.

I like the apricot beers on the market, particularly the Pyramid Apricot Weizen.

1. La Aurora Preferido Tubos. 2. San Cristobal, just smokes like a stick of butter wrapped in tobaccoey goodness :dr 3a. Single: Puros Indios Pyramid 3b. Box: Tatuaje Petites 4. Bundle: I have no idea, Ive seen some killer deals on AVO bundles, but no real idea. 5. Probably a Pepsi. 6...

Same here. Padron just has not delivered to me what everyone else has experienced.

The Fuente Fuente Opus X is no doubt the best of the Fuente's products. There are some cigars out there that trump the Opus X, but that is my palate. Personally, I think the Graycliffs are the creme de la creme. The Opus X is a fine cigar, enjoy it.

So they would make money because of reduced costs in storage and handling? Because it does not seem like candela wrappers are popular at all.

That is for SURE.

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OOoh a Bolivar spiff, great pick up.

Dark Cherry ice cream. Hopefully from the Michigan State University Dairy Store (a must try for Big Ten fans).

I like cigars, but thats a bit freaky.