Humidor/Cigar Update
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Propane heater in garage w/door open about 1 foot should work just fine.YellowSnow said:
28 is pretty fucking cold to smoke a cigar. I got up to 47 yesterday and I lit up a Pledge Prequel. It was nice and oily and didn’t suck at all.dannarc said:Imagine it being too cold to smoke a cigar
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Another recommendation: My favorite "short" smoke from the summer and now working its way into my winter rotation.
Oliva Serie V Melania Nub 460
Box pressed and absolutely consistent every time. I'm not a big Oliva fan, but the Serie V Melania are a solid stick and the Nub version (4x60) is an extremely good smoke. Great flavor, big smoke output and very smooth. Now that my smoking time has shortened due to the weather, this has become a good go-to.
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Always like short smoke recommendations in winter. I huddle around a heater and suffer.DHD said:
Another recommendation: My favorite "short" smoke from the summer and now working its way into my winter rotation.
Oliva Serie V Melania Nub 460
Box pressed and absolutely consistent every time. I'm not a big Oliva fan, but the Serie V Melania are a solid stick and the Nub version (4x60) is an extremely good smoke. Great flavor, big smoke output and very smooth. Now that my smoking time has shortened due to the weather, this has become a good go-to. -
It's been as cold as a well diggers ass where I'm at. Went outside last week and threw an armload of wood in the outdoor fire pit, torched it off, waited about 30min until the mix of Doug Fir, Locust, and Apple wood was properly ignited and throwing some good heat, grabbed a lawn chair and kicked back smoking one of my last C. Pledge's. Just as I lit up it started lightly snowing, neighbors probably thought I was losing it. That fatty took over an hour to smoke, I stood up and about fell over, I was buzzed as shit from one cigar. Had a hangover gut ache that night. Maybe that's why @YellowSnow doesn't smoke when it's cold out? At hunting camp we smoke cigars in a 20'wall tent with very little ventilation, and it's almost impossible to see across the tent with all the smoke, never bothered me.
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Hey @dannarc I had a Pledge Prequel on Saturday with a high of 28 and the sun was going down. Doable in full sun, but in some shade I was getting frost bite on my finger tips. I sexted @Swaye the pic and he could see the snow on the ground.dannarc said:It's been as cold as a well diggers ass where I'm at. Went outside last week and threw an armload of wood in the outdoor fire pit, torched it off, waited about 30min until the mix of Doug Fir, Locust, and Apple wood was properly ignited and throwing some good heat, grabbed a lawn chair and kicked back smoking one of my last C. Pledge's. Just as I lit up it started lightly snowing, neighbors probably thought I was losing it. That fatty took over an hour to smoke, I stood up and about fell over, I was buzzed as shit from one cigar. Had a hangover gut ache that night. Maybe that's why @YellowSnow doesn't smoke when it's cold out? At hunting camp we smoke cigars in a 20'wall tent with very little ventilation, and it's almost impossible to see across the tent with all the smoke, never bothered me.
Anybody have any sites offering decent prices on some sticks now?
I'm a www.foxcigar.com guy. Need to put in an order ASAP as my hunter/gatherer 25 stick humidor is about empty. -
Yup, it's tim, I have 4 sticks left
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I laffed and laffed.YellowSnow said: -
It’s funny cause you live in Old VirginiaSwaye said:
I laffed and laffed.YellowSnow said: -
I sexted @Swaye pics of me damn near getting Frostbite yesterday. 28 degrees trying to get through a nice Carillo smoke.TurdBomber said:
Propane heater in garage w/door open about 1 foot should work just fine.YellowSnow said:
28 is pretty fucking cold to smoke a cigar. I got up to 47 yesterday and I lit up a Pledge Prequel. It was nice and oily and didn’t suck at all.dannarc said:Imagine it being too cold to smoke a cigar
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I just can't do the garage. Just can't. Need to experiment more with my portable, propane firepit which technically speaking I can put on the porch.
