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Hmmm... if you pay my airfare, I will handcarry them over for you :rolleyes:

Not that small but I like the Cuaba Divinos (small little power houses, chochlate flavours) and the Por Laranagga Montecarlos......my 2 cents worth

thanks to all

Wife is going to Chicago and would like to know if you are able to recommend cigar shops so she can go in and get me some stuff..... Around East Monroe is where she is staying..... Appreciate all the assistance.

I was advised by a cigar homping guru that compressor or thermoelectric can be used... best to maintainthe humidity and prevent too much condensation is to keep the cigars in small humidors and place in the cooler for the temperature control. In Singapore the temperature is high so using this...

Hoyo Petit Robusto, Trini Reyes, Party Shorts, and RA Small Clubs

i go for option 2....more selection more variety

personally I keep them in the tubes with the cap on.... why...errr....i really dunno.....

you only live once.... its expensive but not that bad.... one day they will be almost impossible to find and you will always be wondering about it... what it was like...etc... I have spent on some hard to find smokes.... like the 35th anni. cohiba (not smoked yet), a monty from the Segundo...

They are available here in Singapore.... Also at the Duty free in the Singapore Airport. They are great smokes but a little one diminsional.... unlike ISOM's but their construction is GREAT... ash is pure white and holds really well.... Stopped buying them as the prices of Non Cuban cigars in...

The Siglo VI are great but I find that they smoke better "wet"... in other words stored at 70 to 75% RH.....

In Singapore the Humidity is super high ALWAYS.... My advice...get the beads.... Sometimes when I feel like it, I will open my humidor or tupperdor during the nights in an air conditioned room to dry out the beads...

If you have to really pass the non smokers a cuban to try I'd go with the Monty 4...

:0 If only that was my humidor... I'd be a happy happy man.....

The Cuaba Solomones are GREAT.... not as strong as the Partagas Solomones but SMOOTH !!! My stand by short smokes to fill time is the juan Lopez PC's.

Let me see..... 30 in the humi.... 32 in the tuppordor..... 46 in the locker at the smoke shop..... plus 75 on reserve at the smoke shop...that makes 183..NOT ENOUGH !! Oh ya... got 16 more coming after a trade I did... so that is 199.... But the wife thinks I have 30 only..... :whistling...

Actually the prices are not all that expensive. Comparing to prices I saw when I was just in Whistler ( ok its a ski resort so prices are higher)Hong Kong prices are not all that expensive. At Red Chamber ask Teddy the manager there for aged smokes... as you face the counter its on the shelves...

Oops...found it.... Red Chamber Cigar Divan Shop M1, Mezzanine Floor Pedder Building, 12 Pedder Street Central Hong Kong Telephone : (852) 2537 0977 Fax : (852) 2537 4696 Email : info@pacificcigar.com Contact Person : Mr. Teddy Lam, Retail Manager Opening Hours : Monday to...

Red Chamber, Cigarro (next to the Mandarin Hotel) are the usual one's my wife brings me whenever I go Hong Kong. Sorry but dont have the addresses but your friend can check with the Hotel. If I can find the address I will update you....

looks good..... but I have always wondered if you mix the cigars (all ISOM) together, wont the flavours mix a little ?? I know putting a RYJ next to a Cohiba wont turn it into a choiba but the flavours will mix and change the cigar ?? :blush: