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Sorry. I got it now. :( ???

Led Zeppelin - Going to California

x2 When I first started buying sticks, I thankfully didn't get all that much, as I now know that I had no idea what was actually the best for the money. The guys in the NST will help you make selections and, let's just say, you won't be ripped off. ;)

Before you buy anything, research coolidors and Heartfelt beads. For the money you are looking at spending, you could have more storage than you'll need for a long time, and will have proper humidity control. The PG solution humidifiers, IMHO, aren't all that great. And please don't get...

I reread my post and realize that it was confusing. I got the same profile as you out of the La Riqueza and did not find any pepper. I found the La Riqueza and the Cab Maddie to be a bit harsh in the second and last thirds of the smokes, which is what my real turn off was. I mentioned pepper...

Go to Cigar Bid. You can easily pick up RPs or their segundos for pennies on the dollar.

I had one of the CGs and wasn't all that impressed for the price. But, then again, I didn't really enjoy the La Riqueza I tried last night and am not a fan of the Cab Maddie's pepper as the main flavor in a cigar. Maybe Pete Johnson's blends just aren't for me.

Before you make the decision, measure your garage. When driving the Charger, it's front and rear fenders tend to each occupy a different zip code than the occupants. :laugh:

U2 - Mysterious Ways

DO IT!

I've been making a point of writing CCs. We smoke Cuban cigars; we do not smoke islands. :laugh:

Cory, Why don't you post an intro and get yourself started right with the newbie sampler thread. If you stick around, you'll learn that there's a lot of better stuff around at great prices other than flavored cigars and closeouts. :)

Exactly. Despite the occasional construction issue, I find that I tend to have a slightly higher rate of enjoyment with CCs. Nevertheless, some of my top smokes have been NCs. Thus, I smoke both! :p

Let me echo the others by saying congrats/sorry for your sale. I'm sure that once the emotional hit wears off, you will be loving your new ride.