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Holy Sh.....!!!!!  Vern you went way overboard on this one.  You broke the rules, man.  And all I've got to say is a big Mahalo Nui Loa (tanslated:  Thank You Very Much).  I owe you big tim bud.:):):):):)

Well, Altadis may be able to say NOW that quality will go up, but when the embargo is lifted, the damand will be so high that quality has got to suffer somewhat.

Gee, I'd love to be in this pass but I'll be heading off to...oops wait a minute...I have no life and ain't going nowhere, so count me in. Sending snailer now.:)

That's right. Forgot about Altadis.

Like with everything that has to do with taste, that is a dangerous question. My answer would be yes and no. I personally like my cigars strong and the Habanos have for the most part taken care of this for me. But, there are a lot of Nicaraguan and Honduran cigars that I would choose over...

Cool Tim. Excellent turnaround time. I'm chomping at the bit here already.

Camacho's win was a big farce. He was on his way to losing the fight. Roy Jones is da man.

When Castro finally becomes worm chow, and Cuba (hopefully) becomes free. Would the cigar companies still be state run or would they become private again? I think that would have some effect on the quality of their smokes.

Their website is like their service. Somtimes it takes them a long while to update the site. I've received packages that according to their website hasn't been mailed yet. Go figger.

I agree wholeheartedly agree with you, Sam. That's why I posted the question. Just wanted to know how others felt.

The never ending thread.

Alright Tim. Great to here that the box got to you safely. Now the game is really afoot.

Actually,I think if the embargo is lifted ISOM prices would go up for possibly 2-3 years (supply and demand). Then once the Cuban production catches up with the demand, prices will level off. Same thing that happened during the cigar boom.Question: Should China have been given the 2008 Olympics?

Jeff,Heard from some of the guys here in the middle of nowhere who are on the JRBB. It looks like the Aloha State may still be able to participate and change those 2500 miles to 25. We've got a plan that could possibly work. Will, let you know ASAP.

Cool. Sounds like you had fun. Glad you're back.

Padrons have also become one of my favorites. It's a cigar that I smoke regularly, now. From cigar to cigar they are consistent and consistently good. I do prefer the PAMs over the PANs. Although, I wouldn't turn down either.

The only cigar that has affected me like that was an Opus X xXx. For a small cigar, that baby had a major kick to it.

I mean 2500 miles.

Let me examine this real closely. Approx. 2500 between me and the next closest state. Hmmmmmmmmm. Sounds like I'm outta this one.

Opus. You were gone!?