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My cabinets have been in the lows 70's for years. I've always kept the RH at around 65%, never an issue.

Yes. However, if concerned call the retailer and ask them why. Sometimes they'll toss in a Bovada pack in the box.

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Nice review!

That peppery profile in Pepin cigars is what keeps me going back for more. I wish they still made the firecracker.

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I find that Nicaraguan cigars tend to have the closet similarities to Cuban tobacco. If I had to mention a brand, it'd be Pepin.

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Let it rest a few months. In my experience, the flavor opened up. They aren't strong cigars by any means, just a smooth enjoyable smoke while working in the yard.

Have you ever thought about setting up a YouTube channel and starting your own reality show? You'd have a lot of subscribers...

I keep calling them Tasty Jones, but the name is Toasty Jones. Guess that says something. PM me your address and I'll send you some.

Haven't bought from them in a long time, but I have used these guys in small humidors/jars/etc with great success. I use the particularly for my travel humidors. Boveda packs work well too, however I believe they're all disposable. Check ebay, amazon, etc and you can probably find a better deal.

If you're going with a cooler, I recommend RH beads. I've used them for years for long term storage in coolers, and they work flawlessly. They do a great job at absorbing/dispersing humidity to keep an even RH. And you don't need to keep replacing them. Just mist some more distilled water on...

Please don't.

Always nice to support our sponsors, however we support any vendor who has a good reputation and fair pricing. I've bought from CI many times and have always been happy with their service and products.

I keep a decent supply of yard gars on hand. Tasty Jones is my new favorite cheap cigar. Let them age a few months, and they're actually very good. Excellent flavor, burn, construction, etc. Most impressive cheap cigar I've had in quite a while. Check out www.CigarPage.com -- they have some...

Just when you think you hit a dead end, the thread takes yet another turn...

Thanks for the feedback. I'll do some clean up in a bit.

Yes. In other words, drop The Humidor category (which does not contain threads, only houses the forums), and move the two forums to the Cigar Forums sections.