Anyone find themselves collecting more than smoking?

[illilli]

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.

[thepyrofish]

I envy your problem. I smoke faster than I accumulate lately. Oh well, I got two interviews on Tuesday!

[stjohnroe]

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.

[Raider_Dave]

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.

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.