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Currently I've only got a few sticks older than a year, and none older than 3. Oldest I've ever had was a 98 Punch Corona from Patrick(bigswol). My first CC too.
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I have one from 1919 that i won in last year's auction, from Shilala. I'm thinking I"ll hold off smoking it until my birthday in 2019. I have a few other more recent vintages (30's/50's) that I can enjoy before then.
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1909 and 1919.
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2012 :sh
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Wait, on second thought, I do have one cigar from 1999. Everything else is current production. |
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To answer your question, nope. A 10 year old long filler aged just as much as a 10 year old mixed which aged just as much as a 10 year old short filler, as long as all three where made on the same day, at the same time, if to be considered the same age.:D |
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00' HDM Churchill CC
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I dunno about aged. But the oldest un-aged cigars that I have are from the mid 80s.
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RyJ cc from 2006. Got it before getting married, going to smoke it on 10-year anniversary. Other than that, my oldest is from 2011. I have a tendency to smoke just about everything I buy. :)
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The group of smaller ice cubes due to surface area and density are going to melt more quickly than a larger block with more surface area. So the long filler will "maturate" more slowly, in theory, than a short filler. Or one could say the short filler cigar has more edges that are exposed to the elements vs. a properly hand rolled long filler. How often do you see the middle of a stick, aka the filler, dry out first vs the wrapper. My logic and 3 cents. |
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I just got a headache reading this.:sh |
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If this conversation were about plug tobacco versus loose tobacco, then maybe. But short vs long, nach. |
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I was just trying to say that with a short filler there is not as much protection if you will from the elements as a tightly wrapped long filler cigar and the short filler would lose its bite quicker due to it not being as tightly grouped I guess. I dunno, F me, there is no hockey on tonight. All G-Damn day I have been looking forward to the Stanley Cup tonight and its not till tomorrow. Last nights 2 hours of "sleep" maybe catching up with me as well as my 260 mile round trip trek to the Mayo Clinic yesterday to have a second opinion on my knee. So ignore the damn ice analogy and go with the first post Tom :sl -(P J. PS - Aren't Tuesdays the day where you are limited to LE talk only like we discussed? Hmm? :r |
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Nach, nach, nach! ;s SERENITY NOW! |
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