A good friend is getting married next spring in OKC and would like to find someone locally who roll custom cigars with a customized label.

Recommendations?

Call ZT's Cigars and see if they have any referrals . . .

I've got a guy.

I'm no cigar expert, in fact, I only started enjoying them about a year-and-a-half ago, yet . . . Don't cigars--especially decent, hand-made ones--have to "dry" or "cure" for awhile before they are good for smoking? Planning this far in advance for such a nice present as this is a very good idea.

I'm no cigar expert, in fact, I only started enjoying them about a year-and-a-half ago, yet . . . Don't cigars--especially decent, hand-made ones--have to "dry" or "cure" for awhile before they are good for smoking? Planning this far in advance for such a nice present as this is a very good idea.

I think the tobacco does but not sure they have to after they are rolled. I smoke cigars but don't think I've tried the hand rolled ones Pete is wanting.

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