In today's mail and just in time for Happy Hour...
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That's a rather simple natural wood box with no finish but with a pretty cool glass top, all the better to see those tubed Cain Lanceros. You can see our last example o' cigar art in the background... I've yet to decide how to purpose that box.
But now it's out to the verandah to (a) drink a G&T (or two) and (b) sample one of those Lanceros.
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That's a rather simple natural wood box with no finish but with a pretty cool glass top, all the better to see those tubed Cain Lanceros. You can see our last example o' cigar art in the background... I've yet to decide how to purpose that box.
But now it's out to the verandah to (a) drink a G&T (or two) and (b) sample one of those Lanceros.
You stockpiling? ....I been buying ammo. We could barter. Just saying....
ReplyDeleteNo... it's just summer, when my consumption triples (from one a day to three). I have to buy all my cigars on the 'net; the nearest cigar store is two hours away. So... barter? Excellent ideer, but all these cigars are MINE. ;-)
DeleteOkay, so I am behind on my commenting. Actually I thought I had commented on several of the latest posts, but for some reason I did not. Sidetracked again. If Toby gets the laptop, I am left with the Kindle, which is not bad to read on, but hell on pecking out a comment.
ReplyDeleteI hear ya about commenting without a keyboard. Or doin' ANY sorta writing.
DeleteI really am in awe of the packaging for cigars. Leads me to wonder how much of what you pay is the cost of all that prettiness..
ReplyDeleteI'm thinkin' prolly five percent or so, seein' as how most of the major producers have in-house designers.
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