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RAWD

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It occurs to me that the hot and humid weather we're having might approximate the climate of the birthplace of my cigar stash. Would it be a good idea to take my humidor outside and leave it open for a few hours(in the shade of course)?

Btw, Arnoldo Alfonso is rolling at Sleuth & Statesman this week. Has anyone ever tried his stuff? Thinking of picking up a stick or three.
 
It occurs to me that the hot and humid weather we're having might approximate the climate of the birthplace of my cigar stash. Would it be a good idea to take my humidor outside and leave it open for a few hours(in the shade of course)?

Btw, Arnoldo Alfonso is rolling at Sleuth & Statesman this week. Has anyone ever tried his stuff? Thinking of picking up a stick or three.

Sounds like a great plan.

Lety me know when and where, I will watch them for you.
 
Which one's are your favourite,

I haven't had a decent cigar since my last trip to Cuba.
 
I hope they're real! Mostly from trips to Fidel-ville but I've ordered a few boxes from cigar-chief before.

I like Montecristo No. 2 and No. 4. But my favourite smoke is H. Upmann Regalia. It's a cheap petit corona. But I love the flavour and it's just the right size (about a 30 to 40 minute smoke).
 
I heard that you can store them in your fridge. Is that true?.
 
I had a friend who insisted dipping his cigars in cognac added flavour. I tried it and I didn't notice any difference.
 
If you fill your humidifier with distilled water you shouldn't have to. Do open it once a day for a few minutes and don't forget to rotate your cigars daily.
 
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