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Welcome Philly! :skew:

Your brother pointed you in a great direction...welcome!:eyebrow:

Welcome bro!:roundtheh

Welcome!:crosseyed

You'll get some good schoolin, but most of all just meet some great peeps. Welcome!:rolling:

Crazy as it seems to me now, I never thought of it that way. I agree Fox, it is a very good point. If the rest of the world wanted Fuentes, you better believe the Fuentes would figure out a way to supply them. The fact that they don't speaks volumes.:eyepoke:

I don't know Jack, I think I have to disagree with the first part of your post. Their definately are a few people in that boat, and I would bet they are the ones that are getting them from the guy who has the aunt that's married to a guy with a best friend that works in the Partagas factory if...

I agree and I did the same. I think mine sat close to 3 weeks. :peace:

Tried the West Coast edition yesterday thanks to TexaSmoke who graciously picked me up one on his travels. I found it to be a very enjoyable smoke. Good balance, construction and flavors. I had heard they were a little on the milder side (as opposed to the East) so I had this one in the morning...

That's the pennyist looking nickel I've ever seen. LOL :cool:

I don't smoke them often, but always have some on hand just in case. My fav is the Cabaiguan petit. It's about the same size as an A. Fuente Exquisito. They are very nice. I also remember trying the AVO Signature cigarillos once and they were very nice also.:computer:

Funny thing is, I find there are 2 misconceptions that people not in the know have about cc's in general. One is that they are very very expensive. There are some that are very very expensive, but the regular lines are very reasonably priced. Second is you're just smoking em for the prestige or...

I was sitting on the back porch this evening having a PSD4 from JUN 06. The cigar was so good it got me thinking. There is no cigar I could buy in a US smoke shop for $7.25 that I would enjoy anywhere near as much as I did that PSD4. I never thought of it that way and was honestly surprised...

They will be a totally different smoke this time around David. It really is amazing how different these become. That kick in the ass is gone, which I really like. LOL:stretchgr

Well, I agree in some ways, but in others I don't. Yes, as Chuck said they are a marketing dream. However, with age they absolutely back it up IMO. I can honestly say the Or I smoked was one of the best NC's I've ever had. The problem is that some think a cigar that expensive should be great...

Wierd thread title I know. When I first started smoking cigars in the summer of '05 I caught the Opus X fever. Everywhere I went, I bought Opus because they were the best of the best, or so I was told. After I had a 50 ct desktop damn near full of em, I found out they didn't really fit the...

Thanks Chuck! :skew:

never heard of this podcast. will have to check it out. :yes:

You got that right! I forgot to mention also that the construction was awesome. Very weighty, thick cigar. :waving:

Tried one of these this morning. I know CWS, I broke the one month rule, but I couldn't help it. Actually though, the cigar seemed very well acclimated already. You could definately tell it was a Cabaiguan, but the SG wrapper made it a little spicier and a med to full strength instead of mild to...