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I know that it's not the same as cigars. I've left my pipe to go out and come back hours later and fired it up just fine. But how long is too long? I ask because I fired up the pipe one morning (6:30 am), had to interupt my smoke and then got busy for the day. I didn't remember it until late...

Pack it full of the strongest tobacco we can find and see who can get the furthest without passing out, hehe.

I've noticed that many of you let your cigars "rest" in your humidor for a certain period of time before smoking them. Is this done to stabilize the stick after being shipped in uncertain RH% conditions? Do you do this even when you buy a box or singles from your B&M humidor? Or is there another...

It may be hard to do... ...those just came in today. Vendor even threw in a bar of chocolate :banana: I'll try to give them some rest before I light one up :biggrin: Now I'm also waiting for: H. Upmann MAGNUM 46 (1X3) AT petaca Vegas Robaina Famosos (1x5) petaca Romeo y Julieta Short...

Hey everyone. I'm glad you guys let me in. I'm a pretty new smoker (not even a year yet) and look forward to sharing the hobby.

Looks like we could have some fun.

So I've been using Frank's Method for about a week now. I've been able to pack it well enough so that after the initial three or four lights, I can smoke solid for about a half hour. Then it goes out. And it stays out. there's about a quarter of the bowl left to smoke, and I want it all. What am...

As I was still digging through the rubble yesterday afternoon I was yet taken further down by these (5) fine BOTL's- #?Rojo Camacho,#2 Sofaman,#20 Marquelcg,#1 Ctiicda,& #15 VStarVince! These guys piled it on extra hard with all outstanding smokes. All you guys amaze me with your genorosity...

Since joining this site I ahve seen numerous pictures of peoples set-ups. My question is this.... Do you think there is any issue with allowing unwrapped (no cellophane) cigars touch each other while being stored? For example an Opus x sitting next to a Tatuaje. Over time, will this change the...

That got your attention didnt it? But it really is because I can't help myself. I keep saying no more cigars and I keep finding more cigars I have to have. I've already put myself on a cbid diet, looks like I need a CS diet as in the last week I've cut deals for like 3 boxes sigh.

Txmatt's list of cheap but good smokes notwithstanding, I'm guessing a lot of us have certain cigars that we keep hush hush about because they're underpriced on auction. Mine? Perdomo Reserve Cuban Café (the sungrown ones)--not a terribly big secret since they're well known, but I really, really...

Well sort of. She's consented to letting me smoke my pipe in my office, which is in our basement-provided I get an adequate air purifier. Anyone have any suggestions on an affordable model? It's a small room roughly 100 sq. feet.

What your rule of thumb when you receive your cigars? Do you smoke them right away or do you let them rest a bit? Or both?