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[gojira]

Welcome aboard!

[Horsebox]

Welcome to the forum!

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[Stocko]

Hi,

Well the 1st proper cigar I tried,like I said I was introduced by my friend,he gave me a few Tubos,one being the H.Upmann Coronas Junior that I really enjoyed and have bought a few myself since,he also gave me a RyJ no3 tubos that I am yet to try,

I sampled a Montecristo open regatta last week and again enjoyed that with a glass of cider,I have ordered a few that arrived today that one I am looking forward to trying is the El Rey del Mundo choix supreme,
there are a few others I have but without looking I can?t remember,
but hopefully I am going the correct route and just researching certain smokes to see if there to my taste and going from there,but would appreciate any guidance if you guys/gals have any.

Thanks Ian.

[TonyN]

Welcome to the forum

[K444HEP]

Hi,

Well the 1st proper cigar I tried,like I said I was introduced by my friend,he gave me a few Tubos,one being the H.Upmann Coronas Junior that I really enjoyed and have bought a few myself since,he also gave me a RyJ no3 tubos that I am yet to try,

I sampled a Montecristo open regatta last week and again enjoyed that with a glass of cider,I have ordered a few that arrived today that one I am looking forward to trying is the El Rey del Mundo choix supreme,
there are a few others I have but without looking I can’t remember,
but hopefully I am going the correct route and just researching certain smokes to see if there to my taste and going from there,but would appreciate any guidance if you guys/gals have any.

Thanks Ian.

I'm still learning, but a good tip is to let your new cigars rest in your humidor for a few weeks to allow them to settle and acclimate themselves. I found that this massively increased the enjoyment for me, although it is tempting to light them up the second they land on the doormat!

Welcome to the forum!

[Stocko]

I'm still learning, but a good tip is to let your new cigars rest in your humidor for a few weeks to allow them to settle and acclimate themselves. I found that this massively increased the enjoyment for me, although it is tempting to light them up the second they land on the doormat!

Welcome to the forum!

Thanks for the tip,I knew I would learn from you guys,

how is good are these Boveda bag and keeping the sticks fresh?

[K444HEP]

Thanks for the tip,I knew I would learn from you guys,

how is good are these Boveda bag and keeping the sticks fresh?

Excellent in my opinion. If you use multiple (ensuring they are all the same RH) they will last longer.

[TonyN]

Little tip stocko when your ready to buy a humidor for your cigars always get a bigger one than you need
we all make the same mistake even me by getting one that holds 25 to 50 cigars depending on the size of cigars
and before we know it it's full.

[nubchugger]

Welcome Ian[emoji41]

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[SHAMZ84]

Welcome to the forum.

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[mcdee]

[Streetfighter]

Welcome in and enjoy

[Stocko]

Little tip stocko when your ready to buy a humidor for your cigars always get a bigger one than you need
we all make the same mistake even me by getting one that holds 25 to 50 cigars depending on the size of cigars
and before we know it it's full.

Thank you,I have been looking at that size too,but can?t that be another excuse to buy another one but bigger then fill that up,[emoji106]


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[Horsebox]

Thank you,I have been looking at that size too,but can?t that be another excuse to buy another one but bigger then fill that up,[emoji106]


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No matter what you buy you will fill it up and then need more storage. 30 count humidor for singles will lead you to a couple of tupperdors for the inevitable box buys, then you'll outgrow the original singles humidor, probably trade up to a 100 count cube, next you'll be scouting eBay for a defunct wine fridge... Go large or go home! [emoji38]

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[moteyi]

Welcome to the forum. On the storage question I personally think that a 50 to 75 count desktop is the way to go and then something like an old wine fridge or a scubador for longer term storage of boxes, if you get into the hobby. If you stay active on the forum your acquisition rate will soon far exceed your consumption rate!

On that note I will wish you a Happy Christmas!

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