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Glad to see you enjoying the Punch line, PD. I like the Rare Corojo line the best of all the Punches. Just something about that fits my taste profile. I haven't had to many opportunities for trying the other lines. But, now you peaked my interest and will have to get some. I agree with Davey...

By the way Kea, great info. Thank you for sharing! :D Lucky

It will cretainly be interesting to see what will happen when this embargo stops. I wouldn't mind smoking a few legal Cuban smokes. It would for sure make th eprice of Cubans go up and hopefully as a result of that, the other cigar producing makers would have to lower their prices to compete...

Thanks for the input guys! Are these other woods any less resistant to heat and burnout than regular briar pipe? What makes briar superior to other woods? Thanks, Lucky

Best in the world? Maybe.... Cuba definately has the best climate for growing tobacco. So, in turn they have the best potential for making a good product. Whether a person likes it or not, or if the cigar is worth the price, well that's up to the smoker. I know Cuban cigars had a rough time...

Jim, Thanks for the heads up and the link! :cheers: Lucky

What are some other types of wood that can be used in making pipes? I have seen Olive wood and Rosewood. Are these good woods? What are they good for? Thanks, Lucky

WOW! Looks like people knew what they were doing, even back then! I wonder what their blend of choice was? :tongue: Lucky

I don't know what my pipes have as far as stems, but I do like the bit protectors! I would wreck the crap out of my stems if I didn't have those things on. I glad I invested the $3.00 for what they do! Lucky

Nice! Hope you enjoy those puppies! Lucky

Does looking through a catalogue qualify as "reading"? :scratch: If so, I'm "READING" the new Cabelas Catalogue. And dreaming about duck hunting! I can't wait! Lucky

These pipes are beautiful! I've had my eye on a full bent for some time now and I know Davey just raves about the one he just picked up. Maybe I will get one this summer ! Hopefully! Lucky

Some of thos epipes look very sad. :no: I think you should send some to me and I will show them a good home where they will be smoked and enjoyed frequently! :twisted: LOL! Nice Obses....... I mean Collection! :lol!: lucky

Wlecome! It's great to have you ! Lucky

Seems like it would work! A person cold surely fit a butt load of cigars in a frig! The only concern woould be the humidification system. You would need one that could keep up with that amount of space and could replenish the Rh for each time you open the door. Other then that I think it's go to...

I'm always a day late with these things. Just ask Davey. Anyways, hope you had a great Birthday and many more to come! :cheers: Lukcy

I live in Wisconsin and before I moved up here I THOUGHT I knew how to drive in bad conditions. I think of what is at steak now when I drive. I have three beautiful people that need me to come home at night! I leanred my lesson and thnak GOd noone was hurt! The answer is... take your time and...

Jason, Glad to hear you liked the Regent. I would take Davey up on his offer. He would send you a selection that would definately help you decide on what cigars are out there, that you could invest in. Besides, free cigars are awesome! :cheers: As for the site you found, looks pretty good...

PB, IMHO it is good to have breads at 65 Rh in a humidor that you will use to smoke from. If you want the cigars to age for a while, 70Rh would be optimum. But, like the others have stated, you will run into burn problems if you tap into a humidor that is at 70 rh. The higher temperature (70*F...

NO, it doesn't have the twin bore. I smoked my first bowl in it last night and it was terific! I had some St. James Woods and it smoked very dry. I am happy with this purchase! :cyclops: I will try to get some pics of it up soon. Lucky