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So would you say closer to 98.2 or 98.5? I did more math today to answer this poll than I have done for any tax year.

"Back then, only the cigars in the colourful hinged lid boxes wore rings. And outside Cuba, bands tend to be even less restrained, increasingly colourful (or gaudy, depending on your view) and ever larger; the industry seems to be on a mission to cover the entire length of a cigar...until it resembles a polychromatic barber's pole." Nicholas Foukles, Cigars 70 (2017) What do you think? Is the there a trend for larger cigar bands? What are the pros/cons of larger cigar bands? Is this your pet peeve? Thoughts? P.S. to me, it's impressive when I see a book like Cigars and the credits don't list an editor. that means someone would be doing a ton of the work themselves on a book.

15-20% non Cuban. But I probably only really care about 50-70% of my Non-Cuban stash. The rest are Turd Fergusons and Rick Flairs.

Your info is much appreciated. And your focus on distillates makes sense. I incorrectly thought that the article was alluding to the fact that they used something other than ethyl alcohol because I think ethyl is only one that we are supposed to drink.

Does anyone know what this is? I'm guessing some kind of unlicensed CC collection put together by a certain distributor or retailer?

Cuba probably sent us those fugitives but they got nabbed by Miami customs cause we're in the dam red zone.

It's nice to meet you. You look completely different now.

I didn't know they used different types of alcohol for Cuban rum. This is a bummer for Cuba and it's people I'm sure.

Great review.

Holla. I am not familiar with the cigar but your review sounded great!

You just made me go buy some cargo shorts so I can carry quad flame lighters around in my pockets, hoping and praying for the opportunity to light someone else's cigarette.

I'll 2nd that motion. I've been wanting to do a farm/manufacturer tour and an FOH field trip would be great!

I haven't driven anything with the 3.0 tt v6, but preceding 2.7 tt v6 was a stout performer for sure. If only the steering was more crisp.

What about a mini countryman se all4 308 hp Horsepower 364 lb-ft Torque 5.4s 0-60 mph Perfect slide in height Should be fun to drive!

At 4:30am they finish their draft business plan to open a restaurant where they cook their mothers' famous recipes and one of them manages the finances while the other one works "front-of-house."