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Nice! Glad it found a good home, it was wasted sitting in my basement. Enjoy it!

Nice pistola. I’m getting a chubby.

Try the Dorco Prime blades from Viet Nam. Best current blade production, IMO

Yep. Badger and blade. Same handle and avatar.

E.P. Carrillo Maduro. Heavenly! Thanks to you know who you are!

@MX No, I'm cheating on them! lol I've been on an old-fashioned wet shaving forum for about 15 years. Almost 6,000 posts. I talk too much wherever I am! 😅 But this place is great, so glad Rod is happy to keep running it!

For a homeless guy, you'll have the best cigar collection, I'm sure. 😅

Thank you, Rod, for creating and maintaining this place. The SPAM attack the other day let me know it takes some work, it does not run itself. I've learned more about cigars here in two months than I did over the last 40 years. And met some great people. This place is really unique and...

Wow! 😳 That's fascinating. I'm amazed we can get good cigars here for a few dollars after watching that! If I ever see a fundraiser to send the cigar industry employees kids to school or something again, I will be all over it.

@GIRFD52 Well! Someone finally found a use for one of those Cigarpage flags! 😅

Very handsome! I’ve never plugged one in, I have two similar, but my basement is the perfect temperature year-round. Someone should snag that! I think just the drawers and shelves in my wineador cost that much alone.

HC Red Corojo, with some age on it. Good economy smoke. This Vitola isn’t made any more l, I think it’s 6.5x52. Very enjoyable.

CL! Thanks for the tip, just got a cooler on there!

Anyone have these to toss in?

Found this on the Internet, probably not AI. Just funny.

That makes sense, because you keep your sticks in a range we are trying to get to by dry-boxing. You’re never going to have an issue. If someone wants to long-term store them at a higher RH, though, they will find dry-boxing a big help. I know I have.

Oh, yes. I definitely am. Downstairs fridges at 67-68. Monthly pull up to desktop humidor at 67-68. Small (20 ct) dry box humidor with two 62s in it. You are not alone!

Well. This little no-name toro had been in my wineador for a while. No band, no recollection about where I got it. Wrapper looks like an Ecuador broadleaf Connecticut, but WTF do I know? Very well made, hard to find the seams, the triple cap is flawless, good burn. Solid medium, no more, no...