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I have it packed with one pack of paper matches and my V cutter. It is all in the cigar caddy.

I have 2-3 in the humidor. I have had them in there for a couple weeks. I will let them rest longer and then try one.

How was it? I have a couple in waiting.

Can I leave my cigar caddy in my carry on bag, or is it best to pull it out? I put one book of paper matches in the travel humidor.

Romeo Y Julieta Reserva Real

Some home made hard cider.

I am a month into the hobby and yet to have fine one to blow me away. But I have only smoked 10 or so sticks. Not enough to find the "one."

Est. 1844. Not a terrible cigar. Nothing screams, "Buy More" though.

We are going to go down town Disney the first night for some sea food joint my wife wants to try. I might have to stop in and check it out. Thanks.

I am curious as well. I don't want to step of feet around here. Also, I was not trying to give them promotion, just looking for basic guidance. I am new to all things cigars.

I did not know this. Sorry. Please delete if it was offensive.

Thanks. I will leave mine at home. I don't know if there is a place there on the resort. I might throw some matches in my check in.

I bought a Groupon yesterday for $32. It is the $100 BNB groupon. I am new and I have mostly samplers in my humidors. I was debating on getting some Padron's. Should I just get a 5er of 1926's? Or should I spread the love around to have some nice sticks to rest a while for special occasions?

Stupid question: I am flying to Disney on Sunday. I want to take my travel 5 stick cigar caddy as a carry on. Do you not take a lighter? Or does the lighter get through without a problem?

I bought a couple 5ers. Some Romeo Y Julieta Reserva Real, and Nub Maduro 460.

I have one humidor less than yesterday. So I better order some more tonight? Stupid CBid!

I am really new, so I bought several different samplers. I know this post does not relate to me, but I have mostly singles.

I had a Rocky Patel Edge. It was meh.