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    Quote Originally Posted by webmost View Post
    You can always roll your own. That's an option.
    Where the heck would you get the tobacco? Doesn't it require tropical/subtropical climes to grow and store cigar class tobacco? Not to mention somewhere to cure and ferment it properly. Is there a "Cigar making from scratch for Dummies" book on Amazon?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenyth View Post
    Where the heck would you get the tobacco? Doesn't it require tropical/subtropical climes to grow and store cigar class tobacco? Not to mention somewhere to cure and ferment it properly. Is there a "Cigar making from scratch for Dummies" book on Amazon?


    Holy crap! Google it and you will find it!

    https://www.leafonly.com/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenyth View Post
    Holy crap! Google it and you will find it!

    https://www.leafonly.com/
    Yep, they have it too.....but, the quality is nowhere near the other link I provided, all IMHO of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    Yep, they have it too.....but, the quality is nowhere near the other link I provided, all IMHO of course.

    LOL! Wow!

    I'm impressed! I guess you can make a hobby out of doing just about anything!

    Maybe after the kids grow up, I retire and get a little land or something. Right now, I've got enough trouble just finding time to smoke the things.
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    put the kids at the rolling table..........what a great "show and tell" for them at school.........


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    Junior Member............I'm 62 and have been smoking cigars for 44 years..........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Garbandz View Post
    Junior Member............I'm 62 and have been smoking cigars for 44 years..........
    Congratulations.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashauler View Post
    Yep, they have it too.....but, the quality is nowhere near the other link I provided, all IMHO of course.
    You are completely backwards there. A beginning roller cannot go wrong with a blend kit from Whole Leaf Tobacco for under thirty bucks.
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    The link I provided was to Whole leaf tobacco.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenyth View Post
    Where the heck would you get the tobacco? Doesn't it require tropical/subtropical climes to grow and store cigar class tobacco? Not to mention somewhere to cure and ferment it properly. Is there a "Cigar making from scratch for Dummies" book on Amazon?
    I HIGHLY recommend this place: http://wholeleaftobacco.com/
    Don is a great guy, and very helpful.

    He also has a forum with lots of info available here: http://fairtradetobacco.com/

    Watch out, or you'll end up growing it too. That's just a tad bit of work, FYI.

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