morcerf

I am new to cigars but have come to enjoy weekly aromatherapy via tobacco. I purchased my first cigar on a whim on the 4th of July, 2008. The night proved to be a very relaxed evening due to the fire not only in the sky but in my hand as well. In the fall I procured a few more smokes &amp; was provided with varying vistas on each occasion. Through the winter I largely forgot about the lure of tobacco as I was trapped indoors. <br />
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Due to the impending birth of my son, this spring I answered the Call of the Leaf again as I began research for a proper box of cigars to hand out to loved ones at the occasion (a lovely tradition). This led to the necessity of getting more familiar with cigars myself, &amp; so the quest began in earnest.<br />
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Under the auspices of the Magi on this board (2 months post-enlistment), I now own a hygrometer, humidity beads &amp; a cooler posing as a humidor as I slowly build a collection of fine rolled tobacco.<br />
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Cheers!<br />
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Last Smoke: CAO Brazilia Gol<br />
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Newbie sampler trade w/theorangeman<br />
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Like:<br />
Chateau Fuente Maduro<br />
Padron 2000 Maduro<br />
La Gloria Cubana Serie R Natural<br />
AVO Maduro #2<br />
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Wish List:<br />
Perdomo Habano<br />
Ashton Maduro<br />
Fuente Hemingway<br />
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Ah, who am I kidding? The flavor profiles of those cigars sound wonderful but I still have not developed my palette.

My interests include reading, music, animals, nature, & the salivatory pleasures of life: coffee, wine & tobacco.

"I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book."
- Groucho Marx