Cigar Thread

[TxRedMan]

must try habanos:

montecristo #2
montecristo especiale
partagas serie D #4
trinidad fundadores
hoyo de monterrey epicure #2
hoyo de monterrey petit robusto
por larranga petit coronas
cohiba corona especiale
cohiba robusto
hoyo de monterrey regalos LE
h upmann connasieur
romeo and juliet escudos
cohiba esplendidos (churchill)
punch punch


the best off that list are the monte #2 (not the especiale #2, good cigar, but different), the cohiba corona especiale, and the romeo and juliet escudo.


Habanos smoker for life.

[Aces McGee]

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monte #2 (not the especiale #2, good cigar, but different)

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Which one of these is a torp?

-McGee

[Taso]

WAs reading through this thread again, and I came across a post that said you don't technically have to have a humidor. I needed to store a few cigars, no humidor, so I googled it, and found that I could put them in a plastic bag with a damp paper towel, and that would keep them "fresh"

How long can I do this for before they go...I don't know, "stale"? It's only been one night, I was planning on smoking it tonight, not sure if that is going to happen though. How long EDF, how long? Obviously I can re-wet the sponge.

[ChoicestHops]

I had this last night after I randomly saw it at the liquor store



It was very good and tastes like bourbon. I definitely recommend it.

[Tony_P]

Taso,

They'll keep for as long as you keep the proper amount of moisture in there.

Obv, this is hard to tell with a makeshift humidor, but you should be ok for a couple of weeks.

Make sure the sponge or towel is not in contact with the sticks.

[Taso]

Thanks Tony. I ended up smoking them last night, but this is good to know, as I don't really smoke enough to justify having a humidor. Will definitly be used in the future.