Yet another opus question....

jerseystepup · 07-02-2009, 03:26 PM

Actually 2 seprate opus questions..
first one.... I just got home from my local b&m where i picked up 2 of their last perfection #4's... not i have 8 or so difft sizes in my humi from this time last year, and the wrapper on them all is alot darker.. i know this is a reputable B&M so i'm not questioning the authenticty of them, but has anyone else notcied that this year??

and second... i know the "cello on or off" debate can go either way and theres no right or wrong.. but i notice in most of the "show us your humidor" pictures, majority of the opus's are cello free.. now mine are kept nice and quiet in the bottom of my humi and dont ever come out... would it make sense to take the cello off for aging purposes?? Again not asking if cello on or off is better.. but just asking if with this particular stick its better to remove it (as ive noticed most people do) thanks bros!

07-02-2009, 03:26 PM	#1
jerseystepup L-I-V-I-N Join Date: Jun 2009 First Name: Randy Location: New Jersey Posts: 774 Trading: (9)	Yet another opus question.... Actually 2 seprate opus questions.. first one.... I just got home from my local b&m where i picked up 2 of their last perfection #4's... not i have 8 or so difft sizes in my humi from this time last year, and the wrapper on them all is alot darker.. i know this is a reputable B&M so i'm not questioning the authenticty of them, but has anyone else notcied that this year?? and second... i know the "cello on or off" debate can go either way and theres no right or wrong.. but i notice in most of the "show us your humidor" pictures, majority of the opus's are cello free.. now mine are kept nice and quiet in the bottom of my humi and dont ever come out... would it make sense to take the cello off for aging purposes?? Again not asking if cello on or off is better.. but just asking if with this particular stick its better to remove it (as ive noticed most people do) thanks bros!