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Originally Posted by shadow king
Boss, I finally got the urge to smoke that VSG I had from 03. It was okay but not outstanding like the Padron was. To be honest, I was expecting a bit more out of it because of the VSG mystique. If you are still debating whether or not to long term your VSG's, I recommend going thru them.
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Hey thanks for the heads up Shadow. I'll definitely be firing more of them up
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Originally Posted by TheRiddick
Still have a few PAMs from mid '90s, that would be '64 since '26 came out later, last one I smoked was about a year ago, a tremendous cigar. They age really well and develop more complexity. Strength wise, same as before (so far everyone who claims cigars "loose" nicotine as they age was not able to explain why and how, I had this conversation in my local B&M just a week ago).
Never bought VSGs so have no idea.
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Hey thanks for your input. These (Padron) cigars are just great cigars to begin with. I'm expecting the best from them
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Originally Posted by gnukfu
Smoked a couple of Padron 64 Naturals that had 2 years storage on them. They were from the 4 pack sampler box. Both were absolutely great.
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Can't wait till I'm there... thanks for the input
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Originally Posted by SmokinApe
Not trying to be rude, but what i the point of slowing the aging process? Why not just smoke the at 9 years? Or slow the process then... I just don't see what advantage is gained....
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SmokinApe, don't worry your not being rude. The reason for the "experiment" was because I have enough stock of them that I don't think I could possibly smoke them all that early
