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I've noticed dry boxing cigars like that usually makes them smokable. So I'll cut a cigar check the draw and if it's too tight it goes into the dry box.

Cherry and cream. Tons of it. I’ve tried almost every regular production R&J to find another cigar with the same cherry and cream taste but have been unsuccessful.

I’d dry box them for several weeks.

Before I light it I check the draw. If it’s too tight it goes into the dry box and I smoke a $5 cigar. There are tons of great $4 to $5 cigars. BCJ, BPC, PLPC, PL Monte, RG Perla, RASCC etc

We’d like to know your answers haha 1-2 JL 1 and 2, SLR Regios 3-5 PLPC and PL Montecarlo

Some people seem to think cigars in cabinets age better than dress boxes but I don’t know.

No I see sheep. Someone says bigger is better and people follow. That then results in the removal of some amazing cigars and shapes.

I’m hoping at some point this trend reverses and we get back more coronas, lonsdales, lanceros, Panetela, Long Panetela etc

The skinnier the better. Not sure why people even want 50+ rg cigars.

Yup sigmund is correct.

I’d like to see a Diplomatico lonsdale

I do it anytime I get an ammonia taste and it’s a yellow flame.

I started smoking RyJ Churchills and then went looking for a less expensive alternative without success. I've tried the petit churchill, wide churchill, short churchill, exhibition no 4, Romeo 1,2,3, cazadores, petit royals, belicosos and others. Quite frankly there's nothing like a RyJ Churchill. It's pure cream and cherries BLISS!!!! The other versions don't have the same qualities. Sure they may have a hit of cherry or a touch of cream but NOT to the extend of the Churchlls. All of the other cigars are inferior in my opinion. Do I like the others? Definitely. But they are NOT churchills. So if you like the short chuchills you will probably LOVE the regular churchills.

Blue used to be for clearance stuff. Not sure if it still is.

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