Used to love cigars when I played golf. Not an aficionado to be able to analyze that collection. But, unless you are giving those away very soon I suggest looking in to a humidor and or storage. Cigars not kept in a humidor get dry and less pleasant to smoke.
For years I used to get what I called a "golf headache". Every time I came home from playing golf I had this headache. For some reason, I didn't have any cigars for a couple rounds of golf and realized I didn't have a headache afterward. Turned out to be the cigars, and it didn't matter which, I went to cigar shops and liked to try a variety.
I quit them partially for that reason, but I also quit golf which gave me typically 4 hours to smoke a decent sized cigar and just sitting around outside, the length of time to smoke even a small cigar was something I just didn't have or want to do anymore. I do roll two cigarettes an evening using what they label as "pipe tobacco" to avoid the outrageous cigarette taxes, but its shred for cigarette rolling. One before dinner, one after and thats it. Around ten minutes each to smoke. I get to enjoy a little smoke and be done with it and give my lungs 23 hours or so to recover.
Being basically pure tobacco, it doesn't have the addictive qualities of packaged cigarettes, which those companies have been forced to provide signs to sellers to display saying they knowingly add stuff to their cigarettes to increase their addictiveness. If you choose to smoke tobacco, I recommend sticking with cigars or loose tobacco.
I never thought I was addicted until I quit. I wasn't an all day smoker when I did, but due to some lung irritation decided to quit. When I did, I was very angry at Phillip Morris...I had withdrawals...they had gotten me. Never again with those cute little easy to grab cancer sticks in a box!
