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Yep, I still have a few bundles of those. They are still aging very well and were very well priced. Glad to hear you enjoy them too Wilkey. :)

Good on you Wilkey... Keep the good work up! :) Sorry, I have no fakes to send you. :) MidGe

I have some Italian Schmale and said so before. They are genuine. I probably still have the boxes. I am sure I can find them and photograph them if it adds any useful info.

Right now? A Remy Martin VSOP "Fine Champagne". It is late here for me! :)

Hiya Wilkey, I sometimes relight a cigar the next day. However, I do let the cigar extinguish itself and I blow the smoke out first by blowing into the cigar. A decent stick is quite OK that way, imo.

Ignoring the cruelty in the manufacturing process where the animal (goose or duck) is force fed with a funnel, which results in it having a liver many times the size intended. It is delicious.

Hi, I drink absinth. It is legal here, like habanos. I find it a refreshing drink. Makes you sleep well too. :) Here is my favourite brand. I have tried four different brands over the last few months. Enjoy

Great review... Very atmospheric! :) Thanks

I guess cigars are like wines when it come to ageing. Some do age beautifully others don't at all and they can even turn vinegary. :) Some will improve for many years or even decades some for less. All that being said there are some cheaper cigars that do age fantastically, especially the...

Geez, Giving all the responses, I guess no one knew they were colled monocles and not monacles! Ah well! So much for spelling. :)

Following the OP review of this cigar, of which I have a box, I decided to have one and I agreecolpletely with the sentiments of the original poster. Here is my review of the same cigar: Cohiba Siglo VI Wonderful magical smoke. The manifestation of the best in Cubans. Mild to medium...

Me too. I don't know how large your international base is and whether it is worth it. Anyway, great site. Good luck and happy smokes

hobes, If it is white and brush off with residue, it is probably plume. Nothing to worry about, in fact a very good sign. Enjoy.

Indeed :)

I love pics... enough said. Got me salivating :)

Very nice looking stash... I love pictures they tell a whole story. Many I haven't tasted before.. sigh! Good on you. dude :)

wurm, I am a newbie and don't want to impose or be a smartass, but I bet that it had a bit of age, at least. I think that is the trick for the full on habanos experience. Correct me if I am wrong. I would gladly be put back in my place. :)

Dudes, What an unexpected avalanche of replies. :) Ok, to answers some of the replies: 1) composting. Why didn't I think of that, duh? The obvious answer. Putting them raw may be too strong. 2) I'll give a miss on the tobaccocino :) 3) Cohiba vs JLP. Interesting one! The cohibas...

"An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Post-Revolution Havana Cigars" by Min Ron Nee. I always have it handy. :)

No stink.... If you notice, I cut the cherry and they are kept in a tupperware, kept in my top desk drawer. :) Yes.. I agree, some were still smokeable.. just had enough on those days :)