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Originally Posted by TheRiddick
Any quality cigar will age fine. From my own experience and palate preference.
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A question to those who insist that only CCs age well: What chemical element in tobacco leaf is responsible for the supposed "proper" aging and why do you believe it only exists on the island of Cuba?
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That might be the factor here in aging. The Quality of the leaf of Cuban stock vs. NC stock. I also think that aging NC's do not help as much as CC's, but my experience is also very limited.
He's my
, When I first joined Club Stogie back in the day I think Pnoon said it quite simply... aging a crap stick will only give you an old crap stick. When I smoke an NC now it's usually for a load of spice and full bodied punch. That in my opinion is what is lost when aging alot of NC's. Not that it's a bad smoke, but just not what I'm looking for.
The Riddick may very well prefer what an aged NC turns into, thus
TO HIM they age well. A few NC's I prefer with a couple years but for the most part
TO ME, I prefer them fresh,
In the end, if you like it... it's a good smoke! And yes, this even includes gurkhas
