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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In for 4 boxes (17, 54, 73, 77) Thanks!!

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.

Another vote for La Aurora Preferido Platinum with an AF Don Carlos Lancero very close behind.

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I used to do this as well when I first got into cigars. Bought as many as I could find, some MSRP, some way above. Normally did not smoke them, but would hide them way in the back of the humi. But now, I find myself reaching for an an Opus much more frequently.

Wilkey, You are certainly correct. My comment was also made more in jest than anything as well. And from prior "Habanos Heaven" lists in the past, there doesn't appear to be a threat to these formats, which is a good sign.

You guys are right. The first rule of fight club.....aw hell, these are GREAT cigars!!! The shh, no tell policy is probably why many greats are on the recent discontinued list ;)