Howdy!
I've been lurking off and on for a couple of years. I figured now's a good time to get my feet wet.
I've been smoking for about 6 years. I came into the hobby just about at the peak of the late cigar boom. My first cigar was a Phillies Blunt -- 25 cents at the headshop in my college town. Not long after a friend gave me my first handmade cigar. It was a La Fontana. Even though the thing was dry as a bone I remember it was feindishly tasty compared to the Phillies. I guess I was hooked after that.
Nowadays I've got a resonably well-stocked cooler sitting in the basement. My current favorites are probably very familiar to many of you: Fuente 858, LGC Hermosos, Herny Clay Brevas a la Conserva (burned one tonight with a year of age on it -- good stuff), ERDM tissue wrapped Robustos, Flor de A. Allones #5. I've got a particular weakness for Torano Signatures.
I don't tend to be very vocal but I'll be happy to join the discussion whenever possible.
Regards,
Dan aka "Eichen"
I've been lurking off and on for a couple of years. I figured now's a good time to get my feet wet.
I've been smoking for about 6 years. I came into the hobby just about at the peak of the late cigar boom. My first cigar was a Phillies Blunt -- 25 cents at the headshop in my college town. Not long after a friend gave me my first handmade cigar. It was a La Fontana. Even though the thing was dry as a bone I remember it was feindishly tasty compared to the Phillies. I guess I was hooked after that.
Nowadays I've got a resonably well-stocked cooler sitting in the basement. My current favorites are probably very familiar to many of you: Fuente 858, LGC Hermosos, Herny Clay Brevas a la Conserva (burned one tonight with a year of age on it -- good stuff), ERDM tissue wrapped Robustos, Flor de A. Allones #5. I've got a particular weakness for Torano Signatures.
I don't tend to be very vocal but I'll be happy to join the discussion whenever possible.
Regards,
Dan aka "Eichen"