PLEASE DONT LET ME GET THIS CARRIED AWAY

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Stickman

Joined Jan 2006

612 Posts | 0+

Florida

Discussion Starter
• Apr 20, 2006

• #1

Barco..................HELP




http://www.coffinails.com/cigars.html

 

Bikeman

Joined Oct 2005

3K Posts | 14+

Central Canada, eh?

• Apr 20, 2006

• #2

Stick, that would be the COOLEST thing. But what a pain to get all set up and everything. Start making wine instead. Its simpler!

 

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Banihex

Joined Jan 2006

280 Posts | 0+

Amsterdam, Netherlands

• Apr 20, 2006

• #3

lol, I saw this page a lllooonnggg time ago, and wish I could do all that. but, I dont think they would be very good, I mean... I'm no fuente!

 

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Carduus

Joined Jul 2005

588 Posts | 0+

Nebraska

• Apr 20, 2006

• #4

Holy cow!!!

I just made a comment about this on a different thread!

You do have it bad.

How long for me?

 

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Capt

Joined Jul 2005

3K Posts | 0+

MI

• Apr 21, 2006

• #5

I dont have the patience!

 

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brewmeistervi

Joined Apr 2006

58 Posts | 0+

Atlanta, GA

• Apr 21, 2006

• #6

That is incredible... it sounds easy too...

but it seems like it takes time to learn how to roll one well ... which can be discouraging if it takes so long for the cigar to become smokable...

There have gotta be some rollers out there on the cigar.com forum...

 

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Cloudy

Joined Mar 2006

845 Posts | 0+

Michigan

• Apr 21, 2006

• #7

That guy mentions 22% humidity for storage as well as blending a fig leaf into the filler for flavor, also he says that the shop shelf life of a cigar is seven years.


Anybody with more knowldge than me care to comment on that?

 

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cutter

Joined Feb 2006

285 Posts | 0+

• Apr 21, 2006

• #8

Cloudy said:

That guy mentions 22% humidity for storage as well as blending a fig leaf into the filler for flavor, also he says that the shop shelf life of a cigar is seven years.


Anybody with more knowldge than me care to comment on that?

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None needed Cloudy.