I don't have that problem, but it sounds really nice. At the end of the day I just enjoying smoking great cigars. What are some of your favorites in your collection?
I don't have that problem, but it sounds really nice. At the end of the day I just enjoying smoking great cigars. What are some of your favorites in your collection?
Guado, I'm with ya!!
I'm just getting home from vacation and today spent another $400 US on smokes in Buffalo. I'm looking forward to putting them to sleep in one of the humis, or in the coolidor, of maybe one of the tupperdors.
Oh my good God, I'm hooked!!!
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I have an easy fix. Just send everyone in the forum a few cigars each. That way you wont be so worried all the time.![]()
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Guado, I have been feeling the same way myself. I still keep buying cigars and I don't seem to have the time to smoke them at the pace they seem to be accumalating. However, I am sure they will get better and better and better with age. I am guessing that sometime around next year at this time, I will have some pretty tasty treats to dive into.
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I envy your problem. I smoke faster than I accumulate lately. Oh well, I got two interviews on Tuesday!
I find that I am buying 30 - 40 cigars a month but only smoking 10 - 15, just invested in an Igloo cube cooler so I now have a lot more room beside the 2 fifty count humidors that I use for my general rotation.
I often find myself thinking "I'll save that one for a special occasion", but I try to smoke a good (premium) cigar once a week just to keep my palate active.
Anyway, at least I will have a very nice collection for when I retire (probably another 30 years) and acquire the time to enjoy them.
I thought it was a tampon joke!
Changing the subject a bit, what type of cigar do you consider a good premium cigar? Because for me, a good cigar would be one that is found at my local cigar shop, buy one that I can afford to buy a box of, like a nice Romeo y Julieta, Cuesta Rey, AVO, Arturo Fuentes, etc...and I wouldn't want to be smoking anything less than one of these. A premium smoke would be something like a nice Liberty (2004 was AMAZING, 05 was ok, 06 better), or a limited edition CAO.
Anyways, curious as to what everyone else's standards of smoking are.
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