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Hi Do you still have direct access to the smell of Pete's undies? Thx

Thankfully I already sent you some

I see all

Interesting topic. Even got Chuck to adequately participate! I was hesitant when I was told to try this. Seems very counterintuitive, but a lot of people take cigars out of Cuba's atmosphere and are adamant that storing at 60% is optimal... Nonetheless, I was sent some sticks from a friend...

Did Chuck kill another thread. Couldn't be...

when he arrived and said he was gonna throw some knowledge bombs....he wasnt lying

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Lulz He's working. Going to eat then smoking by myself while I listen to the Cure. Then fly out tomorrow[emoji26]

Weird timing, what are you doing this evening

100%? Not even 99.9% just in case?

If I could make bread like they do in Cuba most of my problems would be solved

Luck is unnecessary Unlike yourself, I don't plan to pinch pennies and go cheap when building the lounge at my new place! It will be a Caribbean re-creation with perfect humidity, temp, and salty ocean air of Cuba with the sound of crashing waves and crashing metal suspension of 1950s Ford's. Pssh

Well, there can only be 1 King and it isn't you or i

Thanks for the input. Scott was right

Or, Chuck, I've pretty much removed provincial factory coded cigars from my rotation and focused on the casa matriz concept Cass mentioned. The phrase "Monte 2 are just so inconsistent" is pretty contradictory. Is the Monte 2 inconsistent? Or are the factories that make them inconsistent...

Just to be clear, not saying they don't won't or can't burn fine at lower rh. I've had many sticks burn flawlessly while sitting at 63ish. I just find more consistent success at the higher rh and more intensity on the flavor side And yes, slower burn naturally

Not to mention they ended up being CCE from El Laguito rolled in 09-10.... Here is just a PSD4 burning horribly at higher rh[emoji41] Nice and squishy

Yes, Michigan winter will make things very interdasting as well. I need a Caribbean room in my house...

@Rupe

You mentioned logic in your comment earlier. I can only speak to my experience with CCs since to me all other cigars are irrelevant. Cuba is widely considered 'a humidor' with people there not using humidification devices etc. One guy had found a bundle of Laguito #2 in his closet while I...