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My Mom will remember your mother tomorrow at Eucharistic adoration.

I'm not aging per se; I pull sticks to smoke regularly. To clarify, if the smokes are in good shape; you leave the box closed.

Thanks. That makes sense.

I store sticks in in closed cigar boxes in coolador with good results thus far. But should I take off tops as some advise for more even conditioning. Thanks.

I'm infused about your nomination.

Excellent point, as always. I would argue that identifying and quantifying good accessible cigars, as preferred by CP members, is itself a worthwhile endeavor. But I would heartily support an expert panel as well.

So, brother, which one are you voting for?

Absolutely. What fun is a race if you don't have a dog in it? Or whatever your preferred racing stock.

They have a super priced on Oliva Serie V ($117 per box ) posted but haven't answered the phone in two days. Before doing business with an online vendor for the first time, I generally try to talk to someone at the business via phone.

And Little Monsters takes the inside rail, pulls ahead by a nose, and charges for the finish line. Does Padron have enough in reserve to withstand the challenge? Maybe a dark horse lurks in the pack? Stay tuned. Padron Londres - 6 votes (Box of 26 - Famous-Smokes.com $102. But I will check...

Thanks for your interest. I haven't tried the "Corona Viva". Curiously, I don't believe it was offered at the Undercrown event I attended at W.C. Drapers. Update on the Undercrown As I mentioned in the original post, I was on a cigar jag and the Undercrown was the third stick I'd smoked that...

I agree that the choices should be constrained by time. A panel simply reflects the panel preferences and the statistical sample is small by definition. Rather than set up a panel, I was thinking simply of polling members about their favorite cigars and listing the top ten or twenty cigars - or...

I was wondering if there was a Top 25 Cigar List based on a poll among CP members. I didn't find anything after searching the forums nor did I see a related pinned topic. Of course, there are dozens of informal questions, "What's your favorite?; Whats the Best Value cigar?; etc." I know because...

You have mine and I'll ask my Dominican family at www.dominicanwitness.com to pray for your Mom as well.

After a nice lunch of assorted tapas, I smoked an Oliva Serie V Churchill at W.C. Drapers Saturday. Damned fine cigar. On approaching the last 25 per cent, I was thinking, "Oh, no! It's almost gone." Aromatic and complex spice from light to finish. So far, I've liked all things Oliva. Picked up...

You bet. Looking forward to it.

Little Monsters pull within striking distance Padron Londres - 5 votes (Box of 26 - Famous-Smokes.com $102. But I will check with Jim at Keystone first) Padron 2000 - 3 votes Padron 5000 - 1 vote Tatuaje Little Monster - 5 votes (Box of 10 - TopQualityCigars.com $75.00 ) Buena Vista Edicion...

From Cigar Aficionado: It’s impossible to exaggerate how well the Padrón family has done in our Top 25—three times the company has had a Cigar of the Year, and the Padróns have never failed to have a cigar in our top five. It’s an impressive show of consistency...

Like everything Oliva I've tried; last was serie g. FYI, I couldn't find the Serie V in stock but all the reviews I glanced at were top notch. Send us a source if you have one.

Please feel free to nominate a challenging cigar. I'm just tallying votes. I've smoked two or three dozen different cigars in the last few weeks - most good but few standouts. I hadn't smoked a Padron for a couple of months but after reading the kudos for it in this thread, I pulled a Padron...