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Wanted to give cigar page Florida Man stogies a try. Very nice. Not sure of the size, typical corona. Very nice!

@jacot23 Well done!

Oliva V Melanie, not sure the size. Having too much fun to check.

Yep, 37. Had to take my socks off, but I think I’m right.

Ten years, eh? Give it time, son. Seriously, happy anniversary! I think I’m 37. Not sure.

You're on the wheel, buddy! They are supposed to hold up to 25 Churchill size sticks and I think it seals very well.

Fingers getting hot. Too good to stop!

Sorry, Chad, I’m not sure what this is, actually. Obviously it’s Tatuaje, but I cannot find a red band with black lettering anywhere on the ‘net, even Tatuaje’s site. In my newbie trade from @ilikefishes and it is DEELISH! It was 4” long, closed foot, about 54-56 ring and I am enjoying it immensely.

plenty of room left on that wheel!

Let's get some more names up on this wheel, folks!

What’s the one with the Chinese (?) writing on it?

@MX Just curious, do you use the little humidification device in the lid (assuming it has one?) or Boveda bags. How well does it seal? The Warped has a little device in the lid probably charged with PG solution.

I saw that. They have a 25 minute with Jose in the website that is terrific! The hammer 🔨 is explained. And Pepin is a genius of cigars, too.

OK. Please forgive me for my enthusiastic comments in this thread, it seems to be a picture thread and I’m probably talking too much. But … This is my first Padron cigar. I know, you can’t believe it, I’ve been smoking cigars on and off for 40 years. Until I joined this forum, I just hadn’t...

That is comedy gold, right there! ^^^^^^ Says the man with two gun safes.

Description here: https://stogiepress.com/discover-jaridor/ I did not realize they were numbered, mine is # 789/1000. Seals pretty well, very handsome. Apparently, jars used to be quite the thing for storing cigars. I believe Upmann started the trend in the late 1800’s