Another vote for the JdN Antano line and LFD's LGD (especially the Oriental size)

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The cheerleader is definitely Aria, but the second two pics looks like a different girl though. I'd still hit 'em both though so who cares ;) And Happy Birthday!!

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In my car disc changer now: 311 Pepper P-Nuckle The Expendables Stone Senses VA Dub mix disc

RonZ definitely has a muskier palate compared to Zaya, and it's a bit more complex in flavor as well. I do keep a bottle of both on hand as they are both very good rums. Second the El Dorado recommendation as well. The Dorado 15 yr. is also very good and may be a bit easier to find at your...

If for long term storage, I would keep the cello on. The wrapper will be protected from damage over the long term.

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Beautiful stack of OR's....the humi ain't bad either - nice set up :)

I was under the impression the MSRP on these sets were $150, at least according to manufacturer's website.

That's funny....I have the complete OPPOSITE problem. :)

Another vote for the Imperial. I typically reach for thinner gauge cigars, but for some reason prefer the thicker guage on Padrons.

Something seemed very familiar as I read your review. I picked up a Sinclair sampler from cbid a long time ago, and it included a couple of these. I honestly don't remember much of the experience other than it wasn't a good cigar at all. Come to think of it, not a single cigar in that sampler...

I would drop down your humidity to around 65%. I used to keep mine much higher, 68-69%, and experienced split wrappers several times during the dry winter months. You'll also benefit from a better draw and even burn at a lower humidity.