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Composter.

I remember having one of those though I can’t remember what age it was. I thought it was good considering the maker. At the very least you probably wouldn’t peg it a Gurkha if you smoked one blind.

That would be a Gurkha Barrel Aged.

Stop debating and do it.

Looks really nice. Have my cigar picked out, just have to find the time.

Grilling up some Teri chicken. Using guava wood to cook.

I just cleared out my humidor of stuff I no longer smoke. The Gurkhas went into the composter. At least they are good for insecticide.

It came out very well, the hit of the meal.

Making up a batch of it now. My wife says it sounds real good.

Differences in the appearance could be due to the fact that coins of this era were most likely hand minted. The proofs were hand carved and struck using a big guy with a big hammer. Variations may not be uncommon. I would also say the match is close enough to warrant a trip to a coin shop.

Go with a tupperdor to start off with, they are a cheap way to go, easy to maintain and you can build up the stash as you learn what you like most. Once you have a feel for what you like most the you start to upgrade to a coolidor or wineador. Point is to start off simple then move up, it will...

WT101 and Bulleit are both good and easy on the budget. Rittenhouse is also decently priced, good straight and as a mixer. Whistle Pig is pricey but worth it IMO. Sazerac and E.H. Taylor are also good sippers.

Put me down for two.

Pepin does make some pepper bombs that is for sure. Some like it(me), some don’t. Put them in the bottom of the humi and try again in a year. They sometimes mellow a bit.

Illusione Epernay something or another size. Been a while and still good.

Came in yesterday Paul. Everything looks good, and can't wait to dig in.

It’s right here.

Josh’s idea sounds like a good one. I would be open to that. We would just have to start it earlier to order the cigars.

Perhaps doing one as a CC, one can be player choice within set limitations. I also like the idea of passing host duties.

Now my dad can return the heat he would get at work all these years.