Cabelas & a puppy...sounds like a good weekend just on that front...
As far as smoke shops, I personally have never really liked any tinderbox I've ever been to. Too corporate (as there are many) and most (not all) of the employees are really not very knowledgeable about the products they sell.
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Just another day at the office!
Weekend in PA was great. We welcomed a new German Shorthiard Pointer to the family. Hoping to train him this fall for upland hunting.
As far a cigars I was unable to visit any of the Harrisburg stores because they were closed or did not answer when I tried to contact them. However I brought along some Rocky Patel edge's that were awesome.
I know this is an old question.
Topstone was a popular cigar for a 100years.Made in Bridgeport CT.A Connecticut tobacco cigar,through and through.Very popular.I have not been able to locate any for a few years,but another CT cigar egually as popular is the
Muniemaker,These are readily available,but I believe the CT tobacco cigars now come out of Ohio.I prefer the Long..A great smoke
Run about $ 60.00 for a box of 50.Try internet or Famous
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Vamanj....is that anything like mangina?
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It's been a while, but I mostly smoked Top Stone bouquet cigars a decade ago and back. Great cigar and I always thought they were better than Muniemakers. I got here searching for a place to buy some Top Stone cigars. If you want Muniemakers, JR Cigars carries them.
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