Aging

Puro Smoker · 09-14-2009, 06:42 PM

I have been lurking around these forums for a couple of days and I noticed that when you are trading cigars, bombing/gifting (which is extremely cool btw!), and shipping cigars a lot of you ship the gars with the celophane on.

Now it has been my experience that celophane considerable prohibits aging. So much so that I take my gars out of the celophane and then put them in my humi.

Also, when viewing some pictures of cigars in your humis, I noticed that quite a few of you have different makes of cigars stacked on top of one another or lying next to one another. Aren't you afraid that the oils of different type of cigars will marry and your sticks will start to all taste the same?

Am I just an old curmudgeon and stuck in my ways or are my old school ways still accurate?

09-14-2009, 06:42 PM	#1
Puro Smoker Hey! Nice Wrapper! Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 11 Trading: (0)	Aging I have been lurking around these forums for a couple of days and I noticed that when you are trading cigars, bombing/gifting (which is extremely cool btw!), and shipping cigars a lot of you ship the gars with the celophane on. Now it has been my experience that celophane considerable prohibits aging. So much so that I take my gars out of the celophane and then put them in my humi. Also, when viewing some pictures of cigars in your humis, I noticed that quite a few of you have different makes of cigars stacked on top of one another or lying next to one another. Aren't you afraid that the oils of different type of cigars will marry and your sticks will start to all taste the same? Am I just an old curmudgeon and stuck in my ways or are my old school ways still accurate?