06-11-2013, 06:39 PM
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Admiral Douchebag
Join Date: Oct 2008
First Name: Tom
Location: Clermont, Kentucky
Posts: 71,782
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Re: Oldest aged cigars you have
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Originally Posted by FUEL
The group of smaller ice cubes due to surface area and density are going to melt more quickly than a larger block with more surface area. So the long filler will "maturate" more slowly, in theory, than a short filler. Or one could say the short filler cigar has more edges that are exposed to the elements vs. a properly hand rolled long filler. How often do you see the middle of a stick, aka the filler, dry out first vs the wrapper.
My logic and 3 cents.
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The analogy of ice melting to tobacco maturing is about as valid as a 2013 check from Jimmy Hoffa, James.
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