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It took all of about thirty seconds to find another Ecuadorian puro. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:LPYaVVx-c8gJ:www.smokemag.com/1206/review.htm+Puros+de+Armando+Ramos&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=safari&source=www.google.com

You sure?

I am shocked.

In addition to Charmed Leaf, Buckhead in ATL has most (I think all) of LCDC's offerings.

El Centurion Pork Tenderloin Don Fernando

You are by no means the first one that has mentioned this as a method for stabilizing humidity... but it led me to thinking. I understand that placing a few cigars in the humidor helps add objects to the humidor, which decreases the amount of air that is actually in the humidor. That obviously...

I agree with everything else you had to say, but the Lot 23 isn't a single farm vintage, or even a (country) puro. Wrapper for the Natural is Ecuadorian IIRC. As for Buena Vista, being a puro has zero to do with price. If anything you would presumably reduce costs. There is no rule that says...

Not sure. I'm here for another month.

Unfortunately no...

SHIT IS REALLY GOOD. I was on the bandwagon before Brooks. lol. reeve11 where you at?

I'll bring my bills to the next herf...

La Aurora My Father Padrón There are a lot more, but I second the notion.

Thanks for the kind words Mark.

Just so you know... General introduced a Cohiba at the IPCPR show with what has the same wrapper as the Partagas 150, 32 year-old Cameroon. Past its primer, ROTT. GCC Innovation FTW. In other news they tried to make a cigar with a wrapper that didn't have flavor, oh wait... that was the new...

wasssssssup.

Was great meeting you.

A lot more facts are out there, got a dig around. I'm on Team Edward. Is this not the Twilight forum?

And I was like seven. BTW link for those that want the release preview.

:halfgrinw Saka can handle this way better than I, but a big difference between boom and now is that total cigars sales and increase in new smokers aren't booming.

Pretty sure these were from December, unless there was a shipment after that. But all T-52 and all right around MSRP. Can't explain why they were $12.99 in a state that has $0.0075 to $0.015 taxes per cigar, but...