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Greg, I can't even begin to imagine the tragedy you and your family are dealing with. But you will get through it. Keep your chin up, and please let us know if we can do anything. Take care buddy. We're still praying for your family.

I hope everything is OK at home Greg. I'll be thinking of you and the family. Andre

I like supporting my local B&M when I can. We only have a small one locally, and their selection has been pretty slim lately. The last time I went in they had closed up the small walk in humi, and are just using the display cases out front. THey also are sticking with premiums only for now...

Thanks for the review. You kind of motivated me to smoke the one that's been lurking in my humi for a couple months. I love the Brazillia, so I thought I's give this a try. I'm on the first third and I have to say that I'm not impressed. I'm on my first third, but so far it's pretty bland...

I've been eying these for my first Taboo order. I'll have to pull the trigger sooner than later. Thanks for the review.

Glad you liked it :tu This reminds me that I'm over due to burn one myself. So many cigars, so little time :ss Thanks for the review.

That was a great time guys :tu Edward's has a great spot down there. Great prices and a huge selection. I enjoyed meeting everyone and look forward to the next get together :ss I gues I'm used to smoking outdoors, because I have never reaked of cigars so much in my life!. I can still smell...

I haven't been to Edwards yet, but we have a herf scheduled there next weekend. It looks like I'll have to brown bag it this week to save money for cigars :ss You should try to make it back there next Saturday.

Nice review :tu The sun growns are probably my favorite of the RP sticks I've had.

Is that Charlie Brown? :r

I would like to think that the RH in the house with the AC going is less than 65%. I did just order a digital hygrometer, so I can see for sure. Thanks for the tips :tu

I recently put 65% beads in my humi (it's been at about 70% RH) and I plan to start dry boxing for a couple days before smoking. We'll see if that helps.

Glad it's not just me. I smoked one tonight, and it burned fine. I just didn't nub it.

I was smoking a cigar on the back porch last night during a light rain. I got to the last third of the cigar and it went out. I re-lit, but the cigar was mushy and all of the sudden, very heavy draw. It makes sense that it absorbed enough moisture and was just too wet to smoke. The problem is...

I was thinking the same thing about my wife yesterday. Though her resume' is not as impressive as your wife's, she is a certified massage therapist and a wonderful mother. I only started regularly smoking cigars a couple months ago. I told her last week that there was a box of cigars I wanted...

That's cool :cool:

I like the Sungrown and OWR. I haven't tried the OWR maduro, but I'm on the lookout. I have a couple vin 90 & 92's resting that I haven't tried yet.

I just ordered a box of Double Maduro Quixote's last night after reading all the great reviews here. I haven't tried any yet but at that price, I had to buy a box. I told my wife that's what she is getting me for my birthday :bl

I'm dealing with the same issue myself. I don't have the space for a vino or the like, so I've decided to just do small tuperador (2 boxes) with beads kept in a dark closet. The temp inside is 78*, probably a bit cooler in the closet. It's the best I can do right now. There is an old wine...

I think it's because Thompson does more advertising than any other cigar retailer I've seen, and people just don't realize there are better sites out there.