Manny Sotelo Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Manny, I'm getting my new cab humidor soon. I need to fill this puppy up! Congrates on getting a cab, how big is it going to be? Also, are you going to age any of your boxes?
Manny Sotelo Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 There is no such thing as good Pizza in LA!! True... lol.
Figaro Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Ya, I see your point about posting "Nice" along with description of the box. I won't do that any more, my apologies for the confusion. No worries at all. Comments following the item (and not with item's description) is a good idea.
Puros Y Vino Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 True... lol. Not even Terroni's? They started here in Toronto. Epic pizza.
Manny Sotelo Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Not even Terroni's? They started here in Toronto. Epic pizza. Bund, Ive never heard of or tried Terroni's.... Sorry
Puros Y Vino Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Bund, Ive never heard of or tried Terroni's.... Sorry Look it up. I tbink it's in Beverly Hills.
ramon_cojones Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 There is no such thing as good Pizza in LA!! antica, mozza, stella rossa, and surprisingly mercato di vitro has an excellent meat pie
Phillycyclocross Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Congrates on getting a cab, how big is it going to be? Also, are you going to age any of your boxes? Not sure the volume of it. It's an old family wine cabinet that was brought over from Cuba. My father (who is a woodworker) is taking out the racks and lining it with Spanish cedar. Should hold more than enough boxes for me. I do plan on aging at least half of what's in there.
Scdalak Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 True... lol. Cant figure it out, something in the water.....
mk05 Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Who eats pizza in cali though. Lived there for several years and only had it a handful of times. I felt like the crowd was more into fresh artisan fast foods or cheap hip sushi. Bring back mosun mondays and wednesdays! Used to be around 15 bucks a meal. Goddamn Oya in boston is 50 bucks a plate. Fml...
greenpimp Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 There is no such thing as good Pizza in LA!! Abbott's Pizza in Venice Beach is pretty great. Love their bagel crust pizza, excellent pesto...awesome place for a slice.
dublin76 Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Cohiba Robusto - MLO ABR 11 - PE Price USD$354 AUD$860 includes delivery Reply to post first, check you were fastest, email Di on [email protected] with full name so we can match you to your cigars. To those that have more experience than I (I am 2nd yr CC adventurer) -- is there something I am missing with these from the LFTH that they are still available? I have never had one and planned to sit on a box for a while, just b/c it is a CoRo (great reason, I know) and I wanted to try them out over time. I know some have said the younger CoRos have been inconsistent, but is this PE a good opportunity for someone learning and wishing to age and experiment? Or am I better off buying a box from the Czar at regular price and just hope for the best. $$$ is't the concern, but trying to decipher the any possible difference in quality (and I have viewed Czars video explanation of how he selects the grades). Cheers & Thanks for your input.
tsolomon Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Who eats pizza in cali though. Lived there for several years and only had it a handful of times. I felt like the crowd was more into fresh artisan fast foods or cheap hip sushi. Bring back mosun mondays and wednesdays! Used to be around 15 bucks a meal. Goddamn Oya in boston is 50 bucks a plate. Fml... My favorite is a Pizza My Heart in San Jose, and I live on the east coast.
Murri Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 H Up No2 - BRU MAR 11 - HQ Price USD$252 AUD$635 includes delivery Reply to post first, check you were fastest, email Di on [email protected] with full name so we can match you to your cigars. Looks like they are still available,I'll take these please. E/mail on the way.
Hugomarink Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Sampler No2 Pack - HQ Pack - 3 Sticks of Each only 8 Packs available Dip No2 - SAR SEP 11 Monte No2 - ROA JUN 11 H Up No2 - PLM MAy 11 Price USD$125 AUD$275 includes delivery Reply to post, then email Di on [email protected] I would like one of these if still available.
ramon_cojones Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 To those that have more experience than I (I am 2nd yr CC adventurer) -- is there something I am missing with these from the LFTH that they are still available? I have never had one and planned to sit on a box for a while, just b/c it is a CoRo (great reason, I know) and I wanted to try them out over time. I know some have said the younger CoRos have been inconsistent, but is this PE a good opportunity for someone learning and wishing to age and experiment? Or am I better off buying a box from the Czar at regular price and just hope for the best. $$$ is't the concern, but trying to decipher the any possible difference in quality (and I have viewed Czars video explanation of how he selects the grades). Cheers & Thanks for your input. There is nothing wrong with them they are just expensive which is just one of the reasons that they don't move quickly like psd4s. Another is current forum buzz which is all about other stock which are smoking well and lots of talk about other sticks which has taken the spotlight off the coro which is just amazing when on. Those coupled with the time they need and some inconsistency is the reason they're available. If Rob has chosen them then I think they would be a good start and if you like cohiba then you'll be fine. One of my fav robustos though I haven't had one in a long time, will crack my 09 box in a couple of years.
El Presidente Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 There is nothing wrong with them they are just expensive which is just one of the reasons that they don't move quickly like psd4s. Another is current forum buzz which is all about other stock which are smoking well and lots of talk about other sticks which has taken the spotlight off the coro which is just amazing when on. Those coupled with the time they need and some inconsistency is the reason they're available. If Rob has chosen them then I think they would be a good start and if you like cohiba then you'll be fine. One of my fav robustos though I haven't had one in a long time, will crack my 09 box in a couple of years. There are a couple of things I would never purchase blind. CORO, Monte 2, Monte 4, head the list. If they are presented here then they are boxes I would purchase for myself. To me it is the the question I always ask ( be they PSp, HQ, PE). Would I spend my own coin on these.
dublin76 Posted February 16, 2012 Posted February 16, 2012 Cohiba Robusto - MLO ABR 11 - PE Price USD$354 AUD$860 includes delivery Reply to post first, check you were fastest, email Di on [email protected] with full name so we can match you to your cigars. Di, I will take these. Email to follow.
ramon_cojones Posted February 17, 2012 Posted February 17, 2012 Good choice, you're making me want to spark one up now along with a splendi.
Ghabanos Posted February 17, 2012 Posted February 17, 2012 Good thing the coros are gone. Thanks. Couldn't stop thinking about them
ptrthgr8 Posted February 17, 2012 Posted February 17, 2012 Would I spend my own coin on these. And that is precisely why you're my exclusive CC dealer. I absolutely appreciate the fact that you take the time to look these over as you do. You provide an outstanding service and I'm a firm believer in the notion of getting what I pay for. Life's too short to smoke anything by great cigars, drink cheap booze, or shoot crappy guns. Cheers, ~ Greg ~
CanuckSARTech Posted February 17, 2012 Posted February 17, 2012 There are a couple of things I would never purchase blind. CORO, Monte 2, Monte 4, head the list. If they are presented here then they are boxes I would purchase for myself. To me it is the the question I always ask ( be they PSp, HQ, PE). Would I spend my own coin on these. And that is precisely why you're my exclusive CC dealer. I absolutely appreciate the fact that you take the time to look these over as you do. You provide an outstanding service and I'm a firm believer in the notion of getting what I pay for. Life's too short to smoke anything by great cigars, drink cheap booze, or shoot crappy guns. Cheers, ~ Greg ~ + 10000000000000000. I agree wholeheartedly with the above, especially with the sticks that Rob mentions. Very much agreed with all this.
Manny Sotelo Posted February 17, 2012 Posted February 17, 2012 And that is precisely why you're my exclusive CC dealer. I absolutely appreciate the fact that you take the time to look these over as you do. You provide an outstanding service and I'm a firm believer in the notion of getting what I pay for. Life's too short to smoke anything by great cigars, drink cheap booze, or shoot crappy guns. Cheers, ~ Greg ~ Very well said! I completly agree!
Manny Sotelo Posted February 17, 2012 Posted February 17, 2012 Not sure the volume of it. It's an old family wine cabinet that was brought over from Cuba. My father (who is a woodworker) is taking out the racks and lining it with Spanish cedar. Should hold more than enough boxes for me. I do plan on aging at least half of what's in there. Wow Joey that seems nice, so a family heirloome then? Take care of that especially if it been handed down. If you dont mind take pic's and share when its all finished, then another when its fool... Manny
NMJoe Posted February 17, 2012 Posted February 17, 2012 And that is precisely why you're my exclusive CC dealer. I absolutely appreciate the fact that you take the time to look these over as you do. You provide an outstanding service and I'm a firm believer in the notion of getting what I pay for. Life's too short to smoke anything by great cigars, drink cheap booze, or shoot crappy guns. Cheers, ~ Greg ~ This may be the post that most resembles my own philosophy. I stumbled upon Rob and his great group of people after smoking my first CC on my honeymoon (I knew I would never be the same after that night). I will ALWAYS pay for great customer service from companies that believe retaining customers is easier than finding new clients. And, now that I know some of my errors, I will work to correct them, such as not smoking crap any longer (I already had a taste for fine liquor and quality firearms). Now, if only my wife had the same demanding standards for the man in her life. Oh well, her loss is my gain!
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