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Hey Charlie...just wanted to reach out and thank you for putting together another great QSH! I'm already looking forward to next year's HERF. It's an amazing fundraising effort. You, Beth and the others really do a bang up job and amazingly outdo yourselves year after year.
The CAO Brazilias are a great inexpensive smoke. I've never had issues with them. I smoke them on occasion. The America line is pretty decent too...love that barber pole wrapper. CAO isn't a high end cigar, but I do believe that they are a quality smoke. I'm sorry your experience was...
Keystone...damn...I missed your Padron sale again! Any idea when you may be doing your next one? In the meantime, can you send me your latest pricing list? Thanks.
Nice hit Bill...
Haven't been around in awhile, but I'm glad to see you are all up to your old tricks.
Kris...drop me a line the next time you are it the city. We'll get together for a smoke.
I think I can swing the 17th if it's in the evening...many places to smoke...rooftop bars are big in Manhattan now and many of them allow cigar smoking. There's also the old standbys as well like Club Mac and Cigar Inn.
See you tomorrow Charlie...thanks in advance again for all the hard work you and your crew put into making this such a great event year in and year out.
Used to be the Palio double blade for me as well, but over the last two years I've come to prefer the Xikar teardrop shaped cutters. It took some getting used to but it seems to fit naturally in my hand now. I like the Xi2 cutters the best...they have a plastic body which makes it lighter and...
So I've been laying low trying to enjoy some down time relaxing and enjoying the family and the fine weather we've finally gotten in the northeast. But lo and behold...someone couldn't leave well enough alone.
I go to get the mail one fine weekday evening thinking about the cigar I'm gonna be...
Damn Kris...you use almost the exact same method I do; however, I require an average CA rating of 90 and the vendor must have been in business for 11.732 years or more.