Need help on a decision..

[bigwhiteash]

I think the best idea is having someone look after them.

Besides, how awesome will that be when you get back? All those perfectly aged smokes that you will probably not remember what brands you had! it will be kinda like Christmas

How is the local cigar market in South Korea? Will you be able to buy locally?

[JFellows]

How is the local cigar market in South Korea? Will you be able to buy locally?

I'm sure he'll be able to find plenty of Romeo y Jurietas, Borivars, and maybe even Por Rarranagas.

[bigwhiteash]

LMAO

[basil]

Most likely, your collection includes cigars that you are reluctant to part with. As someone said earlier, it'd be great to know you have them waiting for you when you get back. Also as mentioned before, there will be cigars there as well. In your shoes, I would leave them with someone reliable; there are guys on this board I know I could ship a cooler full of cigars to and rest assured they'd be in safe hands for the duration. Good luck and have a great time.

[Kass]

Thanks again guys. I think I have found someone I can trust with them for the year.
From what I've read, the cigar market isnt that big in south korea. But if I bring 100 I should be set for the year. and I can always have the babysiter send over a few extras if I need them.

[bigwhiteash]

a hundred cigars would definately NOT last me one year.

[Kass]

a hundred cigars would definately NOT last me one year.

I guess that would be 1 cigar every 3.65 days..? I could deal with that. But I like being able to look through the stash and pick what I feel like then. when I have only a dozen or so left I'll be stuck smoking something too big or too small, or smoking a maduro when I feel like a conneticut...ect..