Just thought I would give you all a brief introduction of myself. I have only been a member of this site a few days now, but I have already read some many post and really like what is goind on here. I am 29 years old from the Richmond, VA area, began smoking cigars last year or so. Really have only messed with some flavored ones by CAO and Drew Estate, but I am looking forward to trying many different brands and sizes. So get at me if you have suggestions you would like to throw my way.
Just thought I would give you all a brief introduction of myself. I have only been a member of this site a few days now, but I have already read some many post and really like what is goind on here. I am 29 years old from the Richmond, VA area, began smoking cigars last year or so. Really have only messed with some flavored ones by CAO and Drew Estate, but I am looking forward to trying many different brands and sizes. So get at me if you have suggestions you would like to throw my way.
i've already posted several times ,but i am a newb to this site and cigars, im 30 years old and i live in a little town in central pennsylvania called lewistown, i dont have many friends and although it is nice to enjoy a cigar by yourself it can kinda get boring so i found my way here, ps. i just realized cigar.com is in pa and not that far from my house ... Jack in PA
i've already posted several times ,but i am a newb to this site and cigars, im 30 years old and i live in a little town in central pennsylvania called lewistown, i dont have many friends and although it is nice to enjoy a cigar by yourself it can kinda get boring so i found my way here, ps. i just realized cigar.com is in pa and not that far from my house ... Jack in PA
You might have just caught that... my first reaction was, damn, what a lucky *** he is ! LMAO
Welcome to the forums Jack. You will have no shortage of friends now sir. This place is awesome and C.COM as you likely already know is awesome as well. Glad to have you on board sir. What are some of your favorite sticks?
So I've been lurking around the forums for a while now. I've been smoking cigars for years, but only in the last 6 months have I been smoking good cigars i.e. no more swishers, phillies... etc. I don't even consider those to be cigars anymore. Anyway, ccom has become somewhat of an addiction and due to the great deals, have recently ordered my third humidor. They fill up too quickly. I'm 28 years old and live near Chicago and discovered I really enjoy full bodied sticks, especially maduros.
So I've been lurking around the forums for a while now. I've been smoking cigars for years, but only in the last 6 months have I been smoking good cigars i.e. no more swishers, phillies... etc. I don't even consider those to be cigars anymore. Anyway, ccom has become somewhat of an addiction and due to the great deals, have recently ordered my third humidor. They fill up too quickly. I'm 28 years old and live near Chicago and discovered I really enjoy full bodied sticks, especially maduros.
So I've been lurking around the forums for a while now. I've been smoking cigars for years, but only in the last 6 months have I been smoking good cigars i.e. no more swishers, phillies... etc. I don't even consider those to be cigars anymore. Anyway, ccom has become somewhat of an addiction and due to the great deals, have recently ordered my third humidor. They fill up too quickly. I'm 28 years old and live near Chicago and discovered I really enjoy full bodied sticks, especially maduros.
Welcome to the jungle Brother..... Loving the Maduros Myself! Ive got a Bunch of friends in the Michigan City Area.Gurnee, Lake Geneva... Love that area except for the Winters! LOL
Hey guys, been a Ccom customer and forum reader for years so I figured Id finally join up. I started off chewing way back in high school, but moved into cigars about 8 or 9 years ago. Still sneak the occasional chew where smoke isnt allowed, in Tobaccophobic California, but I definitely prefer a good cigar when smoking with my buddies or solo in the backyard with the dogs.
My preference is a cigar with medium to full body with just enough spice. Current go to sticks are the La Gloria Cubana Original Blend, Don Pepin Garcia Originals, Diesel unholy cocktail, Oliva Series V and when I want something milder I grab a Gurkha Masters Select Perfecto.
Big fan of Ccom, and everything they do here, so its good to finally join the forum.
Hey guys, been a Ccom customer and forum reader for years so I figured Id finally join up. I started off chewing way back in high school, but moved into cigars about 8 or 9 years ago. Still sneak the occasional chew where smoke isnt allowed, in Tobaccophobic California, but I definitely prefer a good cigar when smoking with my buddies or solo in the backyard with the dogs.
My preference is a cigar with medium to full body with just enough spice. Current go to sticks are the La Gloria Cubana Original Blend, Don Pepin Garcia Originals, Diesel unholy cocktail, Oliva Series V and when I want something milder I grab a Gurkha Masters Select Perfecto.
Big fan of Ccom, and everything they do here, so its good to finally join the forum.
Welcome to the forums brother...what kind of tobacco do you dip?
Hey guys, been a Ccom customer and forum reader for years so I figured Id finally join up. I started off chewing way back in high school, but moved into cigars about 8 or 9 years ago. Still sneak the occasional chew where smoke isnt allowed, in Tobaccophobic California, but I definitely prefer a good cigar when smoking with my buddies or solo in the backyard with the dogs.
My preference is a cigar with medium to full body with just enough spice. Current go to sticks are the La Gloria Cubana Original Blend, Don Pepin Garcia Originals, Diesel unholy cocktail, Oliva Series V and when I want something milder I grab a Gurkha Masters Select Perfecto.
Big fan of Ccom, and everything they do here, so its good to finally join the forum.
Welcome to the forums brother...what kind of tobacco do you dip?
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I'm mostly a long leaf chew kinda guy, so I usually just grab a pouch of Redman original or the Golden Blend when I can find it. If I feel like a dip instead I'll grap whatever, but the long leaf stuff always seemed way easier to deal with. Just grab a wad, stuff it in your cheek, and chew on it once it dries up. Love the taste of it too.
Hey guys, been a Ccom customer and forum reader for years so I figured Id finally join up. I started off chewing way back in high school, but moved into cigars about 8 or 9 years ago. Still sneak the occasional chew where smoke isnt allowed, in Tobaccophobic California, but I definitely prefer a good cigar when smoking with my buddies or solo in the backyard with the dogs.
My preference is a cigar with medium to full body with just enough spice. Current go to sticks are the La Gloria Cubana Original Blend, Don Pepin Garcia Originals, Diesel unholy cocktail, Oliva Series V and when I want something milder I grab a Gurkha Masters Select Perfecto.
Big fan of Ccom, and everything they do here, so its good to finally join the forum.
Welcome to the forums brother...what kind of tobacco do you dip?
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I'm mostly a long leaf chew kinda guy, so I usually just grab a pouch of Redman original or the Golden Blend when I can find it. If I feel like a dip instead I'll grap whatever, but the long leaf stuff always seemed way easier to deal with. Just grab a wad, stuff it in your cheek, and chew on it once it dries up. Love the taste of it too.
Thats cool man...i typically dip grizzly wintergreen..or at least i have been for the past 3 years..never went for the chew but I might have to try it one of these days.
Yeah, I definitely recommend it. Also, its kinda random, but since its unflavored and super moist, I store whatever pouches I have in my humidor and it seems to help keep a more constant humidity for everything in there in case I forget to refill the humidifers when I should.
Big welcome to the new brothers! Glad to see more guys from CA 'round these parts, and I assure you guys - you won't regret joining the forum in a big way.
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Hi all, been smoking cigars for only 3 months now. Hung around here, lurking, picked up good advice and have been going broke ever since. Tried 17 different brands/types so far, got 2 humis going and having a great time. Live up in southern Maine with my wife, both looking forward to retirement...... and spring.
Just noticed this thread a few pages in, some of you I have already met as I have posted a few times elsewhere, thought I'd properly introduce myself. I was an occasional cigar smoker up until recently, I am currently stationed in Iraq and there is just more time on the clock than cigars in my humidor these days. I've become a huge fan of the fuller bodied cigars recently, but still enjoy the occasional MOW Virtue or something of the like. Look forward to being a member of this community, seems like a great bunch of folks on here.
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Welcome to the forums Jack. You will have no shortage of friends now sir. This place is awesome and C.COM as you likely already know is awesome as well. Glad to have you on board sir. What are some of your favorite sticks?
Welcome to the jungle Brother..... Loving the Maduros Myself! Ive got a Bunch of friends in the Michigan City Area.Gurnee, Lake Geneva... Love that area except for the Winters! LOL
Been a tobacco proponent for about eighteen years.
Recently I've been smoking Rocky Patel blends for cigars, and Cavendish out of my Meerschaum Calabash. I've got a box press CAO sampler on order.
Happy smoking to all forum members.
¨Only two people walk around in this world beardless - boys and women - and I am neither one.¨
Greetings Everyone,
Just noticed this thread a few pages in, some of you I have already met as I have posted a few times elsewhere, thought I'd properly introduce myself. I was an occasional cigar smoker up until recently, I am currently stationed in Iraq and there is just more time on the clock than cigars in my humidor these days. I've become a huge fan of the fuller bodied cigars recently, but still enjoy the occasional MOW Virtue or something of the like. Look forward to being a member of this community, seems like a great bunch of folks on here.
Stay Frosty...