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Cant do the 6x60s, just freakin redic. the little 4.5" ones arent bad, and can last an hour/hour and a half. perfect smoke time. Granted, id rather have a lancero in these blends :D I think your sig lines it up perfectly, entirely the opinion of some dude on a cigar forum, take and leave what...

I think the Washington Post said it best. It wont be from executive order with these new changes. If he enacts his power, the republican party will make him out to look like a Dictator (lol) and it will just be bad press. at the same time, I read that congress/house has the worst approval...

bought the "fat camp super sampler" from CI, my second time. I know that most here hate 60 ring cigars, but these fatties are fun and a great deal to boot for 15 of them. http://www.cigarsinternational.com/proddisp.asp?item=SP-CIDD230&stext=CI’s Fat Camp Super-Sampler

Mine picked up what tasted like the baggie that I transported them in. could have been because they were stored in it for a while, even a period of being in the car at a high temp. Could have just been a fluke experience

Michael, Thanks for the response. I've decided to go with a box of the undercrowns, I bought a rather large clear tupperware that will fit the box perfectly, that has a rubber seal and those lockable wing type lids. Already washed it out and let it air out for a week before anything goes in...

this I would suggest is the best way, so that the cigars are not exposed to temp extremes in either direction. Just note that leaving the cigars in a freezer for extended periods can ruin the flavor.... just passing on what I found out at one point ;)

I apologize for resurecting this thread, but its nicer than me starting a new thread instead of the search function :) I am thinking of aging some cigars long term, and thinking of sticking with the ligas. T52, or for fun two boxes of french fries, or possibly the undercrowns. I note that...

Man this thread was dug up from the grave.... But cool nonetheless.

Dave hit the nail on the head. When it comes down to it, would it be a cost effective venture to begin with?

Lol, 44 degrees...

These can be had for 30 shipped a tin on most sites, stay away from cbid. Seeing stupid prices 5-15 bucks more :riflefire My BnM has been out for a while now, hopefully I can get in on the fun too!

sadly, I have also never had a cuban cigar. Actually, let me re-state that. REAL cuban. When I went to Jamaica for my honeymoon a few shops had romeos and cohibas. suprisingly, the cohiba had an embossed band and proper color.... except the number of white squares. (heres your dagger!) even...

thanks guys

Another risk that hasnt been noted here is there is a potential for the cigar to crack, and lose the wrapper, or even split! I agree with the fact that it should only be done when an outbreak is potentially viable.

thanks for the warm welcome guys. Going down to Chicago burbs to my old stomping grounds is dangerous, with all the Lou Malnotti's and portillos around....:crosseyed

Oh nice! My wife is a packer fan, so its a strange household. our two year old daughter gets confused from September to February. Delavan eh? (this is where I say I'm sorry!) but thanks for the greeting rupe! and we'll have to meetup sometime when the weather heats up.

Hows it goin, good to join here. I've lurked the hell out of this board and have found that the community here is top notch, and same with most of the reviews. I also lurk around /r cigars a good amount too. Grew up just outside of Chicago, and moved to the Lake Geneva area in southern...