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Don't like that milk/creamed coffee flavour. Black coffee is great though.

That was me, thanks! Fun heads up battle at the end

Yeah, they make great beer. Really like their regular porter and have been curious about the chocolate/coconut one.

Just went to collective arts looking for that beer but they only had their regular porter. Grabbed an imperial porter from there which was nice. Thanks for the review!

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Awful

Upmann mag 50 from 24:24. SOU NOV 19.

Yeah, took that pic in front of window lol

JL1's from 24:24.

Could you send me that article as well? I don't have anything in boxes, they're all in a desktop humidor. Are you saying that would make a difference?

I usually keep my cigars at 70f/60rh, but in the summer my apartment gets up to 80-90f if I don't have the AC on. I drop the humidity down and everything smokes ok, but I'm curious if large temperature swings are detrimental to long term aging in peoples experience. I'm relatively new to cigars and don't have much over 3/4 years old, so I have little experience to really compare. I freeze everything coming in so I'm not worried about beetles.

The Graycliff hotel in Nassau has a cool cigar shop in the back with a nice outdoor area where you can sit and smoke. They also do tours. Got a maduro robusto that was one of my favourite non cubans I've had. They only sell their own brand but I liked what I had.

Thanks for all the replies. Seems like trying to go through the US to Havana can be tricky. Tried to book on American Airlines and tourism isn't considered a valid reason to go through the US enroute to Cuba. Might be better off going direct from Canada and not risking it.

I'm booking a return flight from Toronto to Havana, looking at one with a short stopover in Miami both ways. Has anyone had any experience bringing cigars back through the US enroute to Canada? It's a much better flight but I'm worried about the cigars getting confiscated/duties etc. Any help is greatly appreciated.

First purchase from 24:24, they look and smell great