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Completely untrue; not even close :whistling:

There actually is a Hatian cigar company. The name escapes me right now, but I've met the owners here in Miami. They grow a modest amount of Hatian filler tobacco in the western part of the island. They then blend their Hatian tobacco with Dominican tobaccos to produce their cigars which they...

Hola from Miami, This is a special sale on the LLNF for the members of CP :cool: La Luna Natural Fuerte (LLNF) Coladas have just arrived from our aging room in Honduras. These little dynamos are full flavored, rich, and tasty. LLNF Coladas (4 X 44) Bundle 25 - $60.00 ($2.40 ea)- Normal...

Well then, thats 3 bottles that he had in his mitts.......... :p

Dan, I know for a fact that you had a couple bottles of the Four Roses SB in your mitts recently. What happened to those, huh?? :p

Wilkey, as far as I'm concerned you have done nothing wrong and have absolutely nothing to apologize for. I suppose that the rumor of my untimely demise was partly fueled by news of my recent string of illnesses and my absence from the BBs. It's true that I've been physically challenged over the...

Wishful thinking for some I guess, LOL! :laugh: :D :p

WOW! I'm sitting here smoking a cigar (La Luna) wondering how in the hell I could have died without even hearing a peep about it. No one ever tells me anything, damn it!! :angry2: :angry: :angry: I think that the announcement of my demise is a tad premature. :blush: :blush: :blush...

Gents, I'm not sure that you want to hear a crunching sound :whistling: What you do want is to feel a little "play" when you gently squeeze a cigar, without hearing a crunching sound. A "crunching" sound is a tell-tale sign that the wrapper is too dry. So squeeze away ;)

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Fire works everytime, I can attest to that. Beetles make a great 'popping" sound when torched :whistling: ;)

Gentlemen, Unless you are using a commercial type freezer that can reach temperatures of -40 degrees, freezing your cigars is, well, like using duct tape to patch a garden hose leak. In other words this is a temporary fix. I know this from personal experience and research over the years. Larvae...

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Glad I could help..... ;)

I believe the Mexican cigar brand you are referring to is, Santa Clara . This Mexican "puro" is very popular in Mexico and also in Europe, but Santa Clara is not imported into the U.S. Cheers, Gael

Tom, Not to worry. Cigars keep fine in cooler temperature. I keep my commercial humidor at 59 degrees year round. I'm sure that mid-50s would be fine. However, keep in mind that at the lower temps it is critical to maintain a decent relative humidity, somewhere in the mid-sixties. An environment...

Sorry for the LHB wrapper confusion guys. Let me clear some of this mess up. I really need to update the LL Website, LOL! The LHBs listed on the LL web-site were originaly produced in the DR. I had contracted a small chinchila to produce the cigars for me. The initial samples were great -...

The LL LHB is closely related to the LA LUNA RESERVA 96, not the LLNF. The LHB is a smooth, medium body cigar, while the LLNF is more of a rebel rouser, LOL!

The Miami made La Luna LHB " Little Havana Blend" has been a staple of our cigar portfolio for nearly 10 years. LHBs are rich, smooth and medium body. The LHB is the 1st cousin of the La Luna Reserva. Now on Sale until July 19th LHB Coladas (4 X 44) Bundle 25 $39.95 LHB Coladas (4 X 44)...

Emo, you're correct, I've been spending half my time in Honduras lately. Marta and I opened our own factory in Danli in May and we've been very busy preparing for production. We hope to start bringing in some of our first cigars in Mid-August. :cool:

It's always a pleasure to be able to share the little bit of knowledge that I have. ;)