aging? really?

[Rolando]

Yeah, but the real question is:
Ford, Dodge or GM?

Dodge of course. I prefer them right off the truck with very little age on them.

 

[Legend]

If I am understanding you correctly, you are saying that a cigar is not good unless it is aged before it is sold?

No I misspoke, Not being aged doesn't automatically make a bad cigar and aging before selling doesn't automatically make a good cigar.

My point is TYPICALLY a cigar is aged prior to selling.

 

[icehog3]

No I misspoke, Not being aged doesn't automatically make a bad cigar and aging before selling doesn't automatically make a good cigar.

My point is TYPICALLY a cigar is aged prior to selling.

Gotcha.....gracias.

 

[duhman]

I like cigars with that fresh taste. Your taste may vary. I just don't like them damp or they burn badly and taste wrong. When I get one fresh that I want to smoke soon then I roll it in my fingers and get a feel as to how dry it is and if I think it's too wet, but I want to smoke it anyway, I'll dry box it for a few days. Otherwise they only get aged while I get around to smoking them.
:ss
BTW... Ford, 9mm, cello on :mn