they are "Jazz" apples...similar to Honey Crisp in firmness, juiciness and crispness, but the flavor is slightly sweeter and not as tart. I get them if Costco doesn't have the Honey Crisps, which my noob said is his fave apple, and mine as well.

Hope you like the Jazz, and at least some of the cigars I sent, Gunner.

delta1 wrote:

I’ll add Envy

Palama wrote:

they are "Jazz" apples...similar to Honey Crisp in firmness, juiciness and crispness, but the flavor is slightly sweeter and not as tart. I get them if Costco doesn't have the Honey Crisps, which my noob said is his fave apple, and mine as well.

Hope you like the Jazz, and at least some of the cigars I sent, Gunner.

delta1 wrote:

Youse talkin about apples or the smokes in the pic?

Sunoverbeach wrote:

Who is up?

stinger88 wrote:

Hi everyone I’m probably posting this in the wrong section and if I am I apologize in advance. I’m just getting started into the cigar world and have been reading everything I can. I was wondering if anyone had an old humidor for sale. I’m currently using a wooden Acid box that I got from the local smoke shop(I know not the best thing). I by no means am looking for a 500 cigar humidor. Looking for just a decent beginner box to get myself started. Thank you in advance and sorry if this is in the wrong place.

Vurm84 wrote:

Hi everyone I’m probably posting this in the wrong section and if I am I apologize in advance. I’m just getting started into the cigar world and have been reading everything I can. I was wondering if anyone had an old humidor for sale. I’m currently using a wooden Acid box that I got from the local smoke shop(I know not the best thing). I by no means am looking for a 500 cigar humidor. Looking for just a decent beginner box to get myself started. Thank you in advance and sorry if this is in the wrong place.

Vurm84 wrote:

Sounds good. How many cigars occupy your tupperdor? Hopefully you didn't start out too small. (that's what she said) Humidor space becomes a commodity the more you are on here and the more you start to find cigars in your wheel house. Oh, if you are just starting, don't buy too many of one cigar. You will see that your tastes change. Nothing like having 20 of one and only smoking a few and then finding out that you have moved on from the cigar. Just so quick tips.

stinger88 wrote: