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I've smoked the Oliva Special G several times and I enjoy it. I have a churchill Serie G in the humi resting. Different smokes for different folks. Oliva blends may just not be for you.

LOL, no I'm not. I have always been interested in architecture and old buildings though.

Oliva Special G or CAO Brazilia Cariocas are great short smokes.

That room is beyond cool !! Enjoy it in good health!

Here's a review I posted a couple months ago: Medina 1959 Miami Edition Lancero

I've always been fascinated with the history of Ybor City. These past few weeks, I've been doing some research on Ybor's cigar factories. Today, I posted the first in a series of articles that talk about the factory buildings that are still in existence. Here is the link to the main index page...

Anejo's are great cigars and they usually make it out to the shops a couple of times a year. El Baton and Brick House are relatively new and are worth a try if you can find them.

Very nice humidor. Looks like you have quite a collection there as well! Enjoy!!

I have smoked them on several occasions. They are a great lunch time / smoke break cigar. There is a review in my column if you are interested.

As of 8/2009; OPUS X MSRP #4 8.75 #5 8.00 xXx 9.25 Fuente Fuente 9.50 Petite Lancero 10.00 Robusto 11.00 #2 14.00 Double Corona 15.00 Reserva D'Chateau 13.00 Super Beli 12.00 Perfection X 12.00 A 25.00

As a Lifetime NRA member, I understand the need for unity. Congratulations to you for becoming a fellow CRA member. I received a Punch and a Litto Gomez. I'm letting them rest in the humi for awhile.

I may hold off on smoking a cigar for a special occasion such as an anniversary, birthday, etc. Just because I have one left does not stop me from smoking it. I side with the "cigars were made to be smoked" group.

My humidors range between 66% and 68%

I have to agree that the Padron line cannot be beat on price. I also think the new Brick House line will be an awesome smoke with age. I realize the Brick House are hard to get at the moment. At $5 - $6 a stick, they are an excellent value.

I think the original blend was made in Honduras by ALTADIS' Flor de Copan S.A factory.

Thanks for all the welcome messages!

As it happens, I was planning on attending. But, I am leaving for a weeks vacation that Saturday. Last minute opportunity presented itself and we couldn't turn it down.

One of my favorites is Sumatra Mandheling. Just a few minutes ago, I roasted a small batch of Kona. I think it's gonna be kick ass !

None at the moment. Right now I'm having fun re-creating older classic cocktails.

Here's a link to one of my newest reviews: Don Pepin Garcia Invicto