[Heavy J]

What kind of smoke to you like as far as cigar's go?? I like the Bolivar my self.

 

[bunzo351]

I love cigars....but alas, I quit.

 

[Heavy J]

bunzo351..... That is good and I'm happy for you. I only smoke one a week, I would smoke one a day if I could but I can't at $5.00 a cigar, so I guess it's a good thing.

 

[2400]

I like red dot Cohibas, Hoyo De Monterrey Excaliber 1066's but my favorites are Upmanns!

 

[Heavy J]

2400....I have had the Excaliber's and I liked them as well, but they range about $8.00 here, and I like the Bolivar better at $5.00 a cigar. I don't like the Bolivar better due to the price (it helps) but I like the taste better. I have tried the Cohibas and I really did care for them (strong) I have not tried the Upmanns, but I will and I will let you know what I think.

 

[jaredshs]

A good old Swisher Sweet would do for me....or a King Edward.

 

[2400]

Heavy J, my wife buys mine on line and they usually run under $5 each. She got my last Upmanns for $60 a box (25) and she found a deal on crystal red dot Cohibas for $2.60 ea shipped.

 

[Heavy J]

2400...Is she ordering through J&R?, I thought I would try and order through the internet but I would be afraid and get some cigars that are dried out.

 

[2400]

quote:Originally posted by Heavy J

2400...Is she ordering through J&R?, I thought I would try and order through the internet but I would be afraid and get some cigars that are dried out.

We tried them and they SUCK!

 

[Heavy J]

That is what I would be afraid of, then I would be stuck with a box of cigs that I could not use. I have heard of putting a cigar in a baggy with a slice of apple inside with it and let it set for about a half a day and the cigar will come back to life.

 

[2400]

quote:Originally posted by Heavy J

That is what I would be afraid of, then I would be stuck with a box of cigs that I could not use. I have heard of putting a cigar in a baggy with a slice of apple inside with it and let it set for about a half a day and the cigar will come back to life.

There isn't much of a problem with dry cigars ordering off the web. If they are dry just put them in a cigar box with a damp sponge for a while.

My comment regarding J&R sucking was for their service. I ordered from them twice and both times they screwed up the order and substituted their own brand of cigars for the ones I ordered. It took forever to get them to send a call tag and my money back. It will be a cold day in hell before I ever order from them again.

 

[Baldy]

Never was big on the cigars but I smoked a pipe for a good while. That slice of apple trick I have used many times as that's the way my Grandfather would do it. It will keep the moisture in the tobacco.