When you clean your garage and realize.

0patience

Just how much of one brand of cigar you really do buy.



And then discover a box of a long forgotten cigar.




And a reminder of some of the cigars you bought in 1999. ROFL!

Yakster

Nice trip down memory lane.  Any plans for the boxes?

0patience

Do you need some?
Planned on getting rid of a few to a friend who does crafts.

Yakster

Naw, I give the good ones for birdhouses to @Bigshizza, keep very few, and burn the rest in the fire pit.

0patience

Most of them don't have clasps to keep them closed.
I sent a bunch to Jim a while ago, but can save some out for him.
Although, the Indian boxes are large enough they might work for that.

IndustMech

Yakster said:

Naw, I give the good ones for birdhouses to @Bigshizza, keep very few, and burn the rest in the fire pit.

I bet Jim has a lot of birdhouses

dirtdude

Jim might but Jim's friends all have a birdhouse.

90+_Irishman

I remember smoking those Indian Tabac cigars when they first came out and they were pretty damn good, memory serves that it was actually an RP blend back when he did some quality stuff. Cool trip down memory lane Tony thanks for sharing!

jlmarta

Indian Tabac Fire was one fine blend. One of my very favorites. 

Then, the dumbkopf decided he was destined to be a great blender along with his brother, Nish, and thence began the downward spiral of Rocky Patel Cigars. It’s really too bad, too, because there for a while he had some pretty decent blends. Alas, no more..... 

90+_Irishman

Marty I have to agree, I always liked the Super Fuerte blend assuming that’s the right name that my memory is coming up with.