Hello everyone,

I relatively new here, but not a beginner at smoking cigars. I'm a motor sport journalist on the International level such as F1, DTM, Champ Car, A1 Grandprix and so on. I work in these categories of motor sport for many years. In my home country I have a very good supply of Cuban, Hon durian etc. cigars both by my locale vendor and Hajenius in Amsterdam. Even if you are not new to cigars, there is always something to learn and read about, and that's where the real enjoyment is for me, besides smoking, eating, a cigar;)

schimahen

Welcome to CigarAdvocate!

I look forward to discussing Cigars with you at some point.

I really enjoy Cigars from Dominica, Honduras especially with CT Shade Wrappers.

In any event, I'm sure will "talk" later!

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Vsega Udo Vol'stviye!

Thank you for the warm  welcome!

I would enjoy discussing Cigars with you too.

As it is now, I'm typing this reply to you, I've got a Montecristo Nr.2 Piramide between my fingers and loving it, although I have to say that keeping it in the humidor for at least 6 months, does it justice!

That way they are not inconsistent at all, something I read quite often, although sometimes I think some people have a fake Montecristo.

What do I enjoy, hmm, let me see, Cuban, Dominican, Hondurian and occasionally a Sumatra blend in between.

I'll write more this week, maybe in the meantime you could tell me something about yourself and which Cigars, by type, you like and maybe where you buy them?

I'm also sure we will talk later!

Yes Welcome!

there are a ton of good cigars out there...all depends on your tastes.  You can't really go off of what a magazine or anyone will tell you.  Some people Love one thing and hate another.  I like full flavored, smooth cigars with a subtly storng body...

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Thor Nielsen
Cigar Press