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BUYER BEWARE!!! This vendor sent me an open box of damaged cigars and then ignored me and refused to take them back. I had to go through my cc co. in order to seek remedy. Telling is that this low life never contested it when the cc co took their $ back. STAY AWAY FROM CHEAPER CIGARS!! THEY ARE...

I always thought this ashtray was cooler then all gt out. Shame about the ridiculous price tag!

BUYER BEWARE!!! This vendor sent me an open box of damaged cigars as well and then ignored me and refused to take them back. I had to go through my cc co. in order to seek remedy. Telling is that this low life never contested it when the cc co took their $ back. STAY AWAY FROM CHEAPER...

Horrible experience with this low life. Would post a link to the thread on CF, but it is down right now. Suffice it to say, STAY AWAY, FAR, FAR AWAY!!!

Salt test never fails. Also, if a hygro that you already had reads the same as the one that came with the humi, wouldn't it stand to reason that they are both fairly accurate. It seems that it would be statistically thin odds that both were off by the same amount.

Bought my 3,000 capacity humidor from them about 2 years ago. Great service and follow up. Have since orchestrated a group buy on another board using them. Again, nary a worry. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend them. Oh, and the 3,000 count humi get filled frighteningly quick!! LOL

Had to go through my cc co./bank for resolution the one AND ONLY time I ever dealt with them. WILL NOT make this MISTAKE twice!

Not a fan. The clerk at the B&M gave me one to try several months ago. It was a sample that the rep left with him. I told him I thought it might be an okay change of pace cigar for about five bucks. Of course the price point is quite a bit higher. For my money, there are others I would grab...

Don't smoke a ton of Maduros any more and haven't in some time. I believe the only ones in the humi at present are Padrone 64 & 26s, Hemingways, & Anejos. Although I must confess, I just smoked a four year old Prodomo Estate Seleccion in Maduro about two weeks ago, and it was delicious. I...

Another vote for anything Acid here! Simply God awful.

'the pisser of it all the Aneho are hard to come by.' Anejos ain't easy either...

It certainly seems as though the trend these days is toward producing massive ring gage cigars. It's a shame really as I've always enjoyed moderately sized ring gages better then the really big stuff. I find them to be more flavorful. Not sure why the push for the fatter stuff. I suppose it...

'I've yet to have a single cooban to remotely taste anything like a Nicaraguan, Dominican, Honduran, Brazilian, Chilean, Costa Rican, whatever...... Maybe the so-called imported tobacco goes into the cigars that are not made for export? There is, to me, a very distinct flavor profile between...

Thank God I'm still not cool. Cool people are suck geeks!

Shoot straight, keep low, and come home safe. We the protected graciously thank you for your service.

'...I'll bet that dainty little rose could suck start a shovelhead. Yikes..... ' Now that's funny right there. I don't care who you are, that's funny. The pic? That ain't right Lord. Go be with the starvin' Pygmies down in New Guinea.

Smoke watcha like, like watcha smoke. Nuff said.

'I've read on here that sugar will help quell the nicotine kick quickly, too. ' I have read and experienced this as well. It would seem that quickly raising one's blood sugar quells the nausea/dizziness associated with ingesting more nicotine than one's tolerance can comfortably handle...

I often stop in to the 2 local B&Ms just to say hello as I have developed close friendships with the owners and staff, many of which extend byond the store. In these cases I rarely buy something as I am more there to socalize. If I'm going to be warming a chair for a while, I'll usually buy a...