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CelticBomber
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

11 years ago

So Mlevalley mentions that he keeps bee's. I LOVE honey so I figure what the heck lets setup a Honey for cigar trade.... Holy cow did he send some honey! I'm pretty sure this is a quart mason jar and it's filled to the tippy top! The honey is delicious, definitely a lot of sweet clover around his bee's. On top of the giant jar of honey he throws in some nice cigars as well!

1 Tatuaje Reserva a 7th Reserva I believe
1 DPG Blue label (Can never have to many of these)
1 DPG Black Label Cuban Classic
1 El Centurion by My Father
1 Oliva Serie V torpedo
1 LFD Double Ligero dated 12/13 the cello is really yellow for only being 9 months old
1 Nica Rustica by Drew Estate I've been wanting to try one of these
1 Master Maduro by Carlos Toraño

So not only is his Honey tasty his cigars are outstanding as well. If anyone out there likes honey I strongly urge you to hit Mlevalley up before he has none left to trade!

P.S. My son who also loves honey as much as I do just poured some into a cup and is slowly eating it with a spoon as he plays with his friends on his XBox. Heh he said to me "You better make sure you take care of this guy because when this is gone I want more!" So you got 2 thumbs up in this house=d>

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Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

Ha!! Glad it made it there. And really glad it all went over well. I had debated sending a smaller jar with a chunk of the comb (i love chewing on the comb).

Glad the sticks went over great as well. The nica is a killer stick!
I believe that is the 7th ive got a few different ones.

Anyways. Again glad you are happy bud :)

edin508
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

Very nice! And I for one love local honey too. Bought 2 cases of it from the local guy when he told me no bees next year (this was last year) and still have a bunch.

=d> =d>

robertsccr5
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

Awesome! I Knight thee an official non-noob. This is no noob hit.

Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

Awesome! I Knight thee an official non-noob. This is no noob hit.

robertsccr5 wrote:

Nice! Lol thank you for the kind welcome to the site from everyone.

Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

Fair warning. Dont smoke the Nica indoors, thing is a smokestack!

jeferris
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

Well done!

ZRX1200
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

=d> =d> =d>

dharbolt
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

Nice hit.

CelticBomber
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

11 years ago

#10

Awesome! I Knight thee an official non-noob. This is no noob hit.

robertsccr5 wrote:

I said the same thing to myself after I opened it. Although Mlevalley is new to the board he's been smoking cigars for years so he know's what's what. You guys out there that like the light smokes, this is the guy to trade with.=d>

Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

#11

Very nice! And I for one love local honey too. Bought 2 cases of it from the local guy when he told me no bees next year (this was last year) and still have a bunch.

=d> =d>

edin508 wrote:

Thank you for supporting your local apiaries.

danmdevries
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

#12

Im also a large consumer of local honey. But, I mix it with water and add brewer's yeast and berries before letting it sit for a year. Then I drink it.

Edited by user 11 years ago | Reason: Not specified

Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

#13

Im also a large consumer of local honey. But, I mix it with water and add brewer's yeast and berries before letting it sit for a year. Then I drink it.

danmdevries wrote:

Sounds damn good. My grandpa makes honey mead, of course he has 215 hives in Indiana and has product to spare.

TMCTLT
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

#14

How difficult is it to start a hive or two M Valley? Have considered it for years....

Oh and welcome to the Neighborhood and Nice first trade 🍺

Paul

CelticBomber
Herf-A-Holic Topic Starter

11 years ago

#15

Return fire incoming! 9114 9012 3080 3554 3763 86 kiss your porch goodbye.

spectresquad
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

#16

Anyone who has the gumption and the land to do so, should start a hive. Bees are disappearing across this country and the more the better.

Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

#17

How difficult is it to start a hive or two M Valley? Have considered it for years....

Oh and welcome to the Neighborhood and Nice first trade 🍺

Paul

TMCTLT wrote:

Hey sorry for the.late response. Qork has been sucking my soul out through the bum...

Anyways, starting a hive is super easy! Maintaining a hive can be tricky/downright difficult! All you need is hivw bixes (i recommend making your own if youve the aptitude for it, dozens of youtube/wiki links for this) you'll need equipment. (Smoker, suit, hive hooks 'they look like old school ice block hooks', Scrapers, etc. Open land decently placed away from civilization IE: lots of buildings, roads, etc.

And importantly, at the very least inform your neighbora of youe intentions! If the bees cause harm to your neighbors the law can removw them as they can be perceived as a threat!

TMCTLT
Herf-A-Holic

11 years ago

#18

Mlevalley wrote:

Thank you very much for your reply, we live on not quite 2 acres and yes we do have neighbors but lots of farm fields around us...nothing commercial or anything like that. And as a residential remodeler and forum ashtray builder. (lol )
I do have the aptitude to build my own. I will have to look a little further into this, thanks again sir!! Don't let that job suck too much of you away bros 🍺

Paul

Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

#19

Mlevalley wrote:

Good lord the LG G3 keyboard sucks... or maybe my fat fingers do... regardless, yeah if you have any specific/in depth questions let me know. Im a third generation keeper so ive been fed this atuff for my whole life. More than willing to do what I can.

Mlevalley
Enthusiast

11 years ago

#20

Good Fkkkkkng God dude...

The scars from this will hurt for decades... needless to say I feel slightly inadequate now.

Also have no idea how to post pictures but I am trying lol

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