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Old 02-06-2017, 12:14 PM   #14
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I would suggest you stop licking those cigars though
This is from the very first link googling cigar mold. From JRcigars.

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What is Mold?

Most of us are familiar with the look of mold after discovering it on old bread or leftovers that stayed in the fridge too long. The type that affects cigars is very similar. Unlike plume, mold can present itself in an array of unattractive colors including green, yellow, gray, blue and white. Mold is such a menace to your collection because this nasty substance is alive – it can grow and spread.
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https://www.jrcigars.com/blending-ro...me/2015/06/22/
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