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I can't wait! That'll be a marriage of two of my favorite cigar qualities: maduro and Cuban. Hopefully, I'll be able to afford at least a fiver. I'd better save up now.

Wacco, Any particular place at 'woods? Bill

I live about 20 minutes away, so I'll be there if the date and time don't conflict with my schedule. The sooner the date is determined, the better.

I haven't heard of the Spanish cedar weeping sap, but I do know that regular cedar will weep with thermal cycling, maybe when the cedar was aged, some of the sap remained, and you're tasting it in the cigar. The cedar sap will give a bitter flavor if too much is present when burnt. As you can...

Welcome home high-n-tight (even for a short time). I toasted one to all fellow soldiers on the 4th. Enjoy the time with family and be sure to be extra cautious when you're "short" over there. Best regards and safe journey. Sorry for that, the computer hung, and the post was too important to...

Welcome home high-n-tight (even for a short time). I toasted one to all fellow soldiers on the 4th. Enjoy the time with family and be sure to be extra cautious when you're "short" over there. Best regards and safe journey.

Welcome home high-n-tight (even for a short time). I toasted one to all fellow soldiers on the 4th. Enjoy the time with family and be sure to be extra cautious when you're "short" over there. Best regards and safe journey.

Actually, it has been tried, but is not in operational use right now. Still as an adrenaline junkie, I'd "strap" it on.

Thanks Wurm for the valuable insight. Now it is time to go to the humi and check for "authentication."

Thanks Desert Rat. I appreciate the education.

Does anyone have pics or a link that illustrates the difference between plume and mold?

FWIW, I have noticed as well that timing is everything. The urge to smoke all the cigars one spend a decent amount of cash on can be overpowering, but I have found that some of my H. Upmans did get better and smoother with years of aging on them. DAWG definitely brought up some good points as...

I wasn't impressed with my most recent SLR A, but most of the VR's have impressed me. I havent tried the 8-9-8; so I can't vote there, and the RASS wasn't bad either. Though call, more a process of elimination. I'd have to go with the VR.

Typically, I find that if I'm going to be mobile while smoking, I'll use a punch to keep the cigar from unravelling. I haven't noticed much of a difference in taste other than a very faint buildup of tar where the punch is installed; usually not enough to really taint the taste.

Well, right now I'm going through an anti-climactic moment. I just received about 9 boxes of ISOMs (and I haven't gotten any shipments in about 3 years). I checked all cigars to see if they were aged at least one year (only the Partagas Lusi's weren't). I fired up a SLR A, Magnum 46, and a...

First, welcome to the board. Just as the others have posted. Sit back, absorb, and learn prior to making the big jump. Best of luck.

Not that I am an expert compared to some of these posts, but I agree with the "experts" concerning the questionability of the cigars. I have been a newbie for a while and did get initially burned by purchasing "fakes." I understand the desire to keep the counterfeiters from the knowledge of...

Call me uneducated, but are the Bolivar's worth it? A few the Bolivar's I've tried have not stoked my stogie. :(

Ouch, TVST*R, sorry to hear the news. I've been waiting for a chance for one of my main ISOM suppliers to have the RASS but no luck :angry2: If someone wants to part with a few PM me and I'll get some dinero or trade for a Monte A, PAM, or whatever. I'm also looking for a Siglo VI or two...

Help, my foreign source doesn't have any diademas. Anyone please either PM me w/source or let me know how much and I'll send a check/money order. Thanks in advance. Bill