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Thanks for posting. Great video!

Welcome from Almonte (near Ottawa). Lots of good info on this site. Bruce.

Here's an article about CC's being frozen before being exported.http://http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfeatures/show/id/2390

Taxes on tobacco are very high here in Canada. You have to label them as something else. also, list the value as low as possible. The best way to ship to avoid any questions at Customs is by USPS rather than a courier company such as UPS or FedEX. Bruce (been there...done that)

Welcome from small town Ontario.

I have a couple of different type of hygros and they can sometimes take a full 24 hours to stabilize in a plastic bag so be patient.

Welcome from a fellow Canadian. Ordering on-line from Canada can be tricky. Send me a pm if you want a suggestion.

I purchased from them twice and was very satisfied. The first time was to try rolling. It was great fun. The second time was to get some good wrapper leaf for the tobacco I had grown. If you buy what they recommend as high quality wrapper it is pretty good. You can still only use only about...

Everyone is giving very precise answers to the RH levels they keep but the numbers are very dependent on temperature. I guess we can assume that these values are all at 70 degrees but if not, then we cannot directly compare cigars. If I keep my cigars at 65% RH at 70 degrees and you keep yours...

This is a Scottish brewery that ages its beer in various oak kegs such as sherry, port, or this case, rum. It makes for an excellent, flavorful and complex beer.

I understand that President Clinton enjoyed these.

Some funny stuff in this thread ! I leave the cello on for a different reason. I figure that the cigars will respond more slowly to any changes in RH during storage if they are in cello. if the RH is consistent then it doesn't matter, but if it fluctuates some then the cello may slow down the...

I just want to add one thing. I grew tobacco at home a few years ago for fun. I fermented it and everything went well. I rolled a dozen or so cigars the first winter. I live in Canada and only smoke in the warm weather. The first summer the cigars were OK but were harsh. The second winter...

Welcome from Ottawa .... and from a fellow MX2 fan.

Welcome from Ottawa brother.

I had a Bringham Premium Dehumidification jar. It was a plastic container with beads. After a year or so it began to turn a bit brown. Any theories on this? I chucked the beads and replaced them with kitty litter. Bruce.

Hello and welcome form Almonte, Ontario (near Ottawa). Are you, like many of us northerner's, a summer only smoker? Bruce.

Yea, go Tupperdor. I struggled with my humidor for years. I finally tried Tupperware a few months ago. It's ugly, but it sure works. Steady as a rock!

Happy Easter and may God bless us all.

One more thing. I see you are new to the forum. Have you checked out the Newbie Sampler thread ? Do it !