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Go with a Monte White. My first real cigar was a Monte White Churchill and what got me Hooked on Stogies.

Agreed!:tu

I'd have PM'd him but, I've found that some newer members don't even know what a PM is and with his long winded response to my advice, I'm starting to wonder if he was trolling to begin with.

I did. You asked a question that folks here can't answer without violating rules that CS Webmaster/Mods put out there. Plain and simple. Oh, and your welcome.

Your basically asking if Club Stogie is reputable and if you can't answer that question for yourself, then you haven't been here long enough.

I almost forgot to add this one. I don't know if I'd call this lucky but I was pretty amazed at where my ash ended up.

I can't say enough about the great time myself and my friends had at C-fest this year. This was my second yr and I think it was even better than the last. Here's a couple pics at the event. One with Don Pepin and his son and the other with just me and the crew. I'm the one in the striped shirt.

This years seemed even better than last. What a great time!!!

Re: Residual Cigar Smoke affecting kids? So that explains your fondness for Cohibo's.:D

The West coast regional can be bought here: http://towercigars.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&manufacturers_id=58&zenid=57b7711ce5c083809ad0486869ab1bb8 ...and this will tell you a bit about the cigars: http://www.vitolas.net/displayimage.php?album=37&pos=2

No they aren't cheap but compared to other some other Cigars that go for a good chunk of change (Cohiba Red Dots for example) Tats and most of Don Pepin's Creations for that matter are an extremely good value IMHO. Nice Review by the way!

Nice Selection ya picked up! That Store's not too far from my Gramps house in S Hackensack. I'll have to pay him and that shop a visit soon.:D

I loved the 05's but wasn't impressed with the 07's. They were a bit too mild for me.

Well I had bought a couple more from the same Box. We'll see how these smoke. It could have been just a couple of bad ones in the box. I remember smoking a RP Edge a couple yrs back and I thought it was terrible. I smoked another not too long after and thought it was great. Thank you all for...

I sold my Opus and Anejo's a bought a set of Golf Irons. They are both good cigars though.

No not this time. I can honestly say that because I looked at the ash at the foot of the cigar and could tell how loose the roll was. I don't know how to describe it other than by saying there was too much space.

I went over to the local B&M with a buddy of mine tonight and after perusing the Humidor a bit, decided to go with one of THE cigars of the moment, the Oliva Series V Torpedo. Well, Of Course I expected big things from this Cigar with the Ratings and great reviews it's been getting not to...

Stick with the 1000 series and the PAM 64. The 80th Anny and anything from the 1926 line for that matter is a waste of Money IMHO. I personally cannot tell the difference between a 64 and 26 cigar.

Yeah they definately dropped the ball on this one. It should have been 1st come 1st serve like they used to do it. I'm sure they lost quite a few customers from this fiasco. How much you want to bet they don't even hold one next yr.

Nice review on a Great Cigar! I made a box of the Exclusivo maduro my 1st Box Purchase of the yr. One of the few cigars that rival Cubans IMHO. Enjoy the Rest of em! I'm sure they won't be around for long.:ss