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Comments on: More On Spanish Cedar http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/ The finer things in life and how to enjoy them Thu, 09 Sep 2010 04:18:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Humidor question - how many cigars will it hold? http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-194 Humidor question - how many cigars will it hold? Thu, 30 Apr 2009 22:05:06 +0000 http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-194 [...] More On Spanish Ce&#100ar | FineLivin&#103Site.co&#109 [...] […] More On Spanish Ce&#100ar | FineLivin&#103Site.co&#109 […]

]]> By: andrew http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-9 andrew Sun, 13 May 2007 00:19:56 +0000 http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-9 Walt; Check it out: http://www.cigarsinternational.com/prodDisp.asp?item=CS-7KA&cat=79 These aren't as dark or "crooked" as what we used to buy, but they are still rum soaked crooks :-) Andrew Walt;

Check it out:

http://www.cigarsinternational.com/prodDisp.asp?item=CS-7KA&cat=79

These aren’t as dark or “crooked” as what we used to buy, but they are still rum soaked crooks :-)

Andrew

]]> By: Walter Gavurnik http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-8 Walter Gavurnik Thu, 10 May 2007 02:43:01 +0000 http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-8 Guess so Andrew! Rum soaked does sound good though! ;-) Many people I know like to dip their 10 dollar cigars in brandy while they smoke them. Personally, I do not like to change the flavor of the cigar I purchased although, I have tried it! :-) Anyway, thanks for the clarification on "crooks" GB Walt Guess so Andrew! Rum soaked does sound good though! ;-)

Many people I know like to dip their 10 dollar cigars in brandy while they smoke them. Personally, I do not like to change the flavor of the cigar I purchased although, I have tried it! :-)

Anyway, thanks for the clarification on “crooks”
GB
Walt

]]> By: andrew http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-7 andrew Thu, 10 May 2007 02:13:44 +0000 http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-7 What "crocks" question, Walt? I really meant "Crooks". They were a "rum-soaked" very dark cigar called crooks because they were "crooked" (as in - not straight). Tasty, but very strange looking. Guess they were before your time, huh ;-) What “crocks” question, Walt? I really meant “Crooks”. They were a “rum-soaked” very dark cigar called crooks because they were “crooked” (as in - not straight). Tasty, but very strange looking. Guess they were before your time, huh ;-)

]]> By: Walter Gavurnik http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-5 Walter Gavurnik Wed, 09 May 2007 22:40:02 +0000 http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-5 Yes Andrew, and that is exactly where I would store my El Producto Blunts! ;-) Seriously, I do know many people who enjoy the "domestic" cigars. Usually it is due to cost and they aquire a "taste" for them. Much like aquring a taste for scotch. As far as the crocks question goes, you could maintain an adequate short term storage. Make sure the crock is air tight and put a damp piece of cotton inside to maintain humidity. Use only distilled water to dampen the cotton. I say cotton since it is usually clean and sterile. You could also use a piece of paper towel or white cloth. You do not want to use anything which has been dyed as it would contaminate the cigars. Hope that has answered your questions. Please feel free to post any others you may have. GB Walt Yes Andrew, and that is exactly where I would store my El Producto Blunts! ;-)

Seriously, I do know many people who enjoy the “domestic” cigars. Usually it is due to cost and they aquire a “taste” for them. Much like aquring a taste for scotch.

As far as the crocks question goes, you could maintain an adequate short term storage. Make sure the crock is air tight and put a damp piece of cotton inside to maintain humidity. Use only distilled water to dampen the cotton.

I say cotton since it is usually clean and sterile. You could also use a piece of paper towel or white cloth. You do not want to use anything which has been dyed as it would contaminate the cigars.

Hope that has answered your questions. Please feel free to post any others you may have.
GB
Walt

]]> By: andrew http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-3 andrew Wed, 09 May 2007 02:06:17 +0000 http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-3 How about my Crooks? Would they be ok, or should I keep them with my Swisher Sweets? :-) And there is absolutely nothing wrong with El Poducto Blunts :-) ! I'm really looking forward to the fine wines subject and fine internet business subject when the come along. How about my Crooks? Would they be ok, or should I keep them with my Swisher Sweets? :-)

And there is absolutely nothing wrong with El Poducto Blunts :-) !

I’m really looking forward to the fine wines subject and fine internet business subject when the come along.

]]> By: Cigars » More On Spanish Cedar http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-2 Cigars » More On Spanish Cedar Tue, 01 May 2007 00:50:38 +0000 http://finelivingsite.com/cigars/spanish-cedar/#comment-2 [...] post by FineLivingSite.com April 30th 2007 Posted to 7 [...] […] post by FineLivingSite.com April 30th 2007 Posted to 7 […]

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