>>13794859I always read you should definitely take them out of at least the plastic wrapper, plastic is shit after all.
Not that I have any personal experience, I've just read a lot about humidors so I can make my own appropriate one, one day.
>I have not tried the Olifant but I will soonThe "Scheepskistje" or something like that is supposed to be a rather good sampler box, costs abot 25 bucks, 10 different cigarillos/cigars.
There is "meine", I buy their box of 50 cigars, Sumatra wrapper, about 17 bucks.
Made in Belgium, sold in Germany, I bet you can get them too. They also have them with a Brazil wrapper.
Very good every day cigars, if you smoke lot and don't have all that much money.
>>13794859>I always smoked zware shag when drinking tho. I'm thinking about getting a pipe yes.I used to roll and smoke halfzware and sometimes zware shag, but I really don't want to take the tobacco smoke to the lung anymore.
There's better stuff for the lung.
And pipes, I can only recommend it. Takea a little technique/skill, but it's worth it.
And don't buy any of those 80€+ pipes. I got two and they were both priced at 25€ and they're very good.
Rather make your own from good wood! There are also cheap corn cob pipes from Missouri, a Dutch carpenter started that business!
Or cheap clay pipes, frail when it comes to physical shock, but sturdy when it comes to heat
Get a bigger pipe with a thicker wall around the burning chamber for the beginning, you might burn through smaller/thinner pipes.
And every pipe has it's own way to be smoked. Some you can smoke hot and stay dry, others will get wet and "blubber".
That one small bitch pipe of mine needs a piece of paper between its pieces, or it'll mess your fingers up with tobacco juice.
And don't get discouraged by all the "skill" talk I and the rest of the internet gives you,
it's basically like bike riding, but now you're not a small child anymore.
And, trust me, all this shit is worth it. If you enjoy tobacco.
