Some men need no introduction

Unfortunately, I'm not one of them. My name is Sam, I'm a software engineer living near Annapolis, MD, and I am cultivating a taste in cigars and pipes. My experience is quite limited at this point - I have smoked all of three cigars (2x Perdomo 10th Anniversary Champagne on my B&M's recommendation, 1x Arturo Fuente Short Story), and a handful of bowls of one pipe tobacco (Captain Black) in a cheap corncob. I'd love to have some more selection - I can't wait to get in on the newbie sampler thread, but that waits till I have a humidor of some sort set up and seasoned and have gotten to know you folks a bit.

In non-tobacco interests, I enjoy alcohol, sushi, science fiction, hats, Halo, writing, fountain pens, playing violin and guitar, and railing against the USA's failed pseudo-two-party political system.

Welcome to the board.

You're right with the title of this thread.
Some don't need it, some just fails it... :smiley9:

I'm quite new myself to this forum and have been smoking cigar on a weekly basis for three years.
I think you're at the right place to have good advices regarding cigars!

Welcome from eastern Canada!

Welcome from (somewhat damp) Bitterville.

Will

Welcome from NW PA, you are right, the newbie sampler is going to do you right.

Welcome from MT

Welcome. Another thumbs up for the newbie sampler. Be sure to poke around the forums and read a lot.

Mark

Welcome from AZ.

-Buzz

Welcome!

Welcome to the boards. I hope you enjoy your stay with us. Dig in and look at all the great information on this forum. Roger.

Welcome from over taxed Massachusetts

Welcome to the board

Welcome form South Carolina.

Welcome from Western Canada!

As has been motioned and seconded............the newbie sampler's are the way to go.

Welcome from TX. :smiley37: