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Originally Posted by alfredo_buscatti
I got a box of Anejo, and all the cigars that I've smoked had plume, about a dozen small patches per cigar.
As plume tells you that the cigar is at its optimal readiness for smoking, is there, then, any rush to smoke the cigars?
I would imagine no, as the cigars will continue to plume, and following that logic, become more and more optimally aged to smoke.
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If what you see are in "patches", it is more likely mold. Plume, for the most part, will be evenly distributed.
Also, I have never heard that plume tells you that the cigar is at its optimal readiness for smoking. Where did you hear/read that? To the best of my knowledge, the appearance of plume means nothing as to when a cigar should be smoked.
