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I always secondary. Always. I have never had oxidation issues, mainly because I don't splash my beer around like its a bucket of water. And since I mostly brew bigger beers, it ages a bit more (up to 6 months sometimes in my case) so I don't need that funk in the bottom contributing more than it...

Gurhka is a gimmicky company trying to pass off, for the most part, the same cigar under many, many different lines. They haven't even remotely tasted good in the past couple years. They seem to always fall apart, especially the uncalled for huge ring gauge lines. And I won't be smoking any more...

6 inches of snow and about 22 degrees. Getting ready to bundle up and go light one up myself as I shovel snow so I can get out for work tomorrow.

Thanks for posing this question. I am always looking around for a new lighter and you reignited (pun not intended) my search for a good everyday lighter. Looks like I'll be picking up the Blazer.

Lol, that's funny right there.

The resources you have are pretty good to start off with. The best resource, depending on his skill, would be the friend donating the stuff to you. I have made some great beers by myself, but it is much more fun with someone else helping. You can learn a lot from other people by how they do...

Same here. I don't know what the draw is. I would gladly take my money back and buy four times as many good sticks with the money I paid for the four I bought, of which two are still around. Maybe five or six years on them will make them better.

She actually looks to be a cigar girl that lights them for you. But good thing it's a Kuba Kuba. Because no matter what she had in her mouth before that, you won't taste it over the famous Acid taste. Unless it was saltier...

I get your point. I remember another post that just linked directly to his review on his site with just an overview. And that was ground down real quick.

Those things are pretty damn good. I am trying to hold off on some of them, but will be buying more boxes so some have got to survive for a little while - hopefully. edit for awesome spelling.

You mean copying the review from his own blog, which he wrote the review for, doesn't constitute as original?

You said: "and my 25 year old antique cigars taste as good as ever". I think the folks were just wondering what cigars you have that are that old, is all.

But you are not drinking the water in the hookah, or even getting it in your mouth - you are just passing the smoke through it so you would get nothing from the water except the cooling effect. Little bit of a difference. I have found it rather hard to smoke while having liquid in my mouth, at...

Well none of the Oliva V Maduro's that I have smoked have run into the issue you have. But I would assume that I would have the same outlook as you if mine were rolled the same. I hope you just had a fluke one.

My post was simply pointing out that 3 posts had already said what I just reiterated. The point being that not everyone needs to chime in with the same thing after someone's already said it once. Sorry the psuedo-irony was lost. I will try and refrain from posting such abstractness in the future.

I think you meant dental wax. I don't see how floss would really seal anything. But stranger things have been accomplished I suppose.

That's rich.

I thought it was a little steep until I saw one here for 200 euros. But it's still steep if you ask me.

Not if you like perfume tasting cigars.

3 hours is nothing to worry about. I shipped from Afghanistan to US, and just recently from US to Germany. No problems, and it was in the summer heat. Just pack them good, put some humi devices in there and don't worry about it. Seriously, you will be carrying them yourself. If you don't trust...