Advice for selling cigars

[Bax]

Originally Posted by oaklandnjb

I guess I hadn't really thought about that. I know Dad was a cigar enthusiast for decades, and I know that the boxes were purchased within six months, so I presumed the cigars were smokable (if properly rehumidified). I certainly know no critters got to the boxes (or they would have had to have been amazingly talented to have replaced the plastic packaging so exact).

As I said, I really was just looking for information. Not trying to foist crud on anyone -- I have to assume the cigars are of decent quality.

Thanks.

I think the critters (beetles) that most would be worried about would already be in the box. If a box of cigars is left above 70 degrees for a length of time tobacco beetles can hatch in the cigars and turn cigars to dust rather quickly. Unlikely but still possible.

[Subvet642]

When I first started smoking cigars, it was Don Diego that I loved. They're a very mild cigar, not too different from a Macanudo. Why not smoke them yourself? Introduce yourself and hang around; you might find a cool new hobby and a bunch of new friends.

[bdgile]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

Why not smoke them yourself? Introduce yourself and hang around; you might find a cool new hobby and a bunch of new friends.

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