I finally got around to breaking the seal on a box of LFD cigars I bought a month or two ago and was surprised to find two things that seemed very thoughtful.

1. There was an 8g 69% Boveda pouch in the factory sealed box underneath the first row of smokes.

2. Each row (it was a 5 cigars x 4 rows box) had a single cigar with the tail of the cello folded to the front instead of the rear to make it easier to get the first cigar in that row out. The first row had a little ribbon so the top row looked nice, but the lower 3 rows all had the forwarded-folded tail on one cigar.

Well played Mr. Gomez. Well played...

Stogie1020 wrote:

This is common practice. Buy many boxes?

deadeyedick wrote:

School me on lfd stogie. What’s hot what’s not?

I have air benders like em
I just don’t know enough to know what I’ve had vs what I want to try. The bands all look identical

Jakethesnake86 wrote:

Let them sit Comrade…

KingoftheCove wrote:

How were the cigars palama?

Jakethesnake86 wrote:

Nicest box I have is this:

https://halfwheel.com/review-don-pepin-garcia-10th-anniversary/41238/ 

Bought a few coffins to be split amongst some CBidders and they ended up giving me the box. I had Janny Garcia sign it too. Use it to store bigger CCs and since it seals so well, hafta open it up every other month or so to let fresh air in.

Palama wrote: