Hiland’s Discount Code Not Working

I’ve used Hiland’s coupon codes pretty regularly lately and never had an issue but tried to buy something today and none are working. Is it working for anyone else?

u/cbrianricks — 11 days ago
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What’s your favorite Non-Opus Fuente?

My Top 4

  1. Gran Reserva Rosado 56
  2. Don Carlos #2
  3. Royal Salute Natural
  4. Hemingway Best Seller
u/cbrianricks — 17 days ago
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Travel Humidifier

I was looking for a travel humidifier that could hold 10-15 cigars that wasn’t too bulky. I know the Pelican and Packouts are popular but I didn’t want to spend a lot of money. I found this one at Menards. The brand is Guideman 9” waterproof case and it was $12. It comes with foam inserts that can be portioned out. I removed all except the bottom piece to make more room. This pic is with 15 larger ring cigars a lighter and cutter. I used a couple of 65 Boveda packs and you can see it’s holding steady after 24 hours.

u/cbrianricks — 22 days ago
▲ 34 r/cigar

See What The Hype Is About!

Trying the Padron 7000 - my first ever Padron!

u/cbrianricks — 2 months ago
▲ 66 r/cigar_refuge+1 crossposts

New Humidor Stocked

I’ve been collecting cigars for about a year and finally broke down and bought an electric humidor. I love the look of it and so far it’s working great!

u/cbrianricks — 2 months ago
▲ 9 r/cigar

Vasco Da Gama in Tuscany

Visiting Chianti Classico Region. Had some great wine and a fantastic stay at Borgo Vescine in Radda. Bought this Vasco Da Gama cigar from a local shop.

u/cbrianricks — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/cigar

I can get this under-counter wine fridge for free. It doesn’t cool which I’m ok with. It has two separate sides. My questions are:

  1. Would I need to have a small fan or if I’m getting cigars out a couple times a week would that be enough air circulation?
  2. Would using Boveda packs be sufficient since it’s airtight?

I realize I can just buy a humidor but I like the idea of a project. I appreciate any feedback if you’d had experience with a wineador.

u/cbrianricks — 4 months ago