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Torano Master Churchill Dos Capas and an AF Anejo 46.

Enjoyed a Panacea Black 560 Maduro.

Thanks Al. Glad to hear you guys are rocking over there! I'll be back in Atlanta July 13 & 14 and will drop in then. Hopefully you'll have some left and I can grab at least another fiver to stash away and some more of the Curivari that I tried. I can't find them here in Birmingham and have...

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Congrats on making the trip safe and sound!! Enjoy your time in Augusta. I lived in that area for 4 years and the next two months will be some of the hottest/most humid you will ever know. You have some very good cities to visit within a couple of hours from you as well: Atlanta, Greenville...

Hope it has been a great trip! my guess is 6640.

I wish I could go the F*ck to sleep!!

3 Puff n Stuff Le Bijou's, an El Triunfador #7, and a Curivari (first time I've ever seen these). Had one of the LB's and the Curivari and both were MIGHTY tasty!

I stopped into Puff n Stuff this afternoon while in Atlanta on business. Got to meet AL and John and smoked one of the Le Bijou with AL. Picked up a few to take home as well. This special edition is a GREAT blend and Al is a great guy and is quite fluent in the art of patio umbrella catching...

A little low fat/big flavor recipe with some good spice. Boneless, skinless chicken breast cubed (approx 1-1/2") for kabobs. About 6 per kabob (I use the long steel jobbies since this gets grilled over high heat). Small red, yellow, orange bell peppers. Found a 2 lb bag at the local grocery...

Thanks Tom (and others) for the advice. You are correct that it would be a shame to toss one due to this issue, that's why I smoked that SOB, tar and all. It made the WOAM I smoked afterwards taste and draw like a gift from above!

I appreciate all the input guys.I think I'll smoke a few over the coming weeks after keeping them in a lower RH (65%) environment (tupperdor) and will also bury a few in the humi I keep at around 68-69% for a few months and see if there is any difference.

A tar laden Anejo 46 and a WOAM. Thinking dessert will either be a Tat Cojonu 2006 or Torano Master Churchill.

Good call. The thought of an extra snip of the cap crossed my mind but I balked thinking it might just make it flow worse. I have a few more and will likely let them rest a bit in a lower RH and if they do the same om the next one I will try this as well.

I always go with a straight cut. I keep my humi at around 68-70 using 72 RH Bovedas. I live in Alabama so depending on how humid it is on a given day, I get some natural fluctuations but it stays pretty even. Would you suggest something lower? If, so I may move them to a Tupperware with a...

Ok guys, I did some searching and although I could not find an old thread, I imagine it may have been discussed before. If so, someone please send a link. Anyway, my dilemma is that I got some AF Anejo 46's this weekend as an early fathers day present from my lovely wife. She picked them up...

Definitely planning to. I know, let's have a spelling contest.

Ahhhh, very refreshing with a little Tombstone quote! You, sir, are indeed a huckleberry!

What an incredible trip! Your kids must travel MUCH better than my son. My guess for the total mileage is 6640 miles. I hate to think what that is in terms of the cost of gas and I hope you have one heck of a travel humidor along for the ride!! Enjoy the trip.

X2 on the Boveda. They are foolproof in my book. Saved me from fighting a bad humi unit that came with mine.