02-19-2008, 05:29 PM
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Pastafarian Extraordinair
Location: Phila, Pa
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Gryphon
I'm a cigar fan, and actually manage a cigar store as a second job. The CAO's are a solid brand, however for most of my smoking I turn to Ashton or Padron. Is that an IDC humidor? I managed to poach a Padron Millennium humidor for myself, but I've gotten lazy and just store my cigars at the store.
As someone previously mentioned, Cuban doesn't mean a good cigar, it's mainly a "forbidden fruit" mentality these days.
Cigar I'm waiting to see making it's rounds again is the Punch Rare Carojo.
P.S. to OP, I see a few Fuente Canones in there, those are a serious time investment. I'm a fan of coronas and lonsdales
EDIT: I just noticed the Puros part, guess the Padrons qualify.
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Question for you.
I also have a humiditor like the one pictured by the OP. I ran across a few "experts" and every one of them tells me that is actually not a good idea to store the cigars in a humiditor that has glass panes. They say that the light from the room will actually damage the cigars. Their take is when buying a humiditor, always select the ones that are fully enclosed (no glass).
Is there any truth to this?
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