If you didn't buy anymore cigars

Actually @Old Smokey , after reading your response I actually felt better. Always good to know that others have walked this well-worn path. Nothing new under the sun, I guess. Thanks.

P.S. I walked into my old BnM and spotted a beautiful humidor. Felt like the kid who saw his first high end car and said someday, it was $275 on sale. Realized, that was high cotton, and thought some day-motivation & life goals (sadly, not a fan of made in Japan humidors, but what are you going to do? )
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I have a fair amount of cigars and pipe tobacco. I also have a fair amount of bullets, so I can do some persuading.....😁

I'd have to say about a year to 14 months

Probably 2-3 years. I don't smoke that often. I usually find things I like and want to save them for "special occasions" vs a daily /weekly smoke

Current smoking rate maybe 6 months. Could prolong it to a year or so if I include pipe tobacco

After moving my cigars over I think I need to change my estimate to at least 2 years...

Less than a year for me. I don't keep a huge inventory. I figure the B&Ms and online warehouses are doing a perfectly fine job of it :)

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Haven't acquired too many cigars of late, just a handful here or there. What I have currently would last about 6-9 months. Hmmm, about a year ago, I thought I would have enough for 2-3 years. What happened?


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Might be a good idea to check with Droy, Smokin Monkey might be out raiding Humidors while his (S. M's) girlfriend and Droy are whiling away the wee hours.