Tobacco Giant
Conn. Broadleaf Slayer
As I'm under the impression that most cigars will never exhibit plume, what are some cigars that you know that do develop plume over time?
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Cigars That Plume
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Jfire
BoM 9/9' 9/11' 8/12'
Anejos, dc Maximus are two ive seen on more then one occasion. The dc Maximus after just 4 or so years. But to me it's always a "bloom" (slightly dust all over/very fine dust) more then a heavy plume.
Edit: older DPG Blue labels as well.
Edit: older DPG Blue labels as well.
Tobacco Giant
Conn. Broadleaf Slayer
Presumably the blend is the same, so I'm guessing the newer labels just haven't had enough time?
Jfire
BoM 9/9' 9/11' 8/12'
I would say I don't know. As a ton of his tobacco was from a different supplier in the early 2ks. (Ed Fernandez of Tabacalera Tropical) I guess time will tell on the new stock of DPGs. Btw don't get me started on that magical tobacco from tropical in the mid 2ks. Simply unbeatable/magical.
Cigary43
Just Another Ashhole
I've had plume develop on different lines of cigars and some will do it and others won't. In the same humidor at the same RH with the same age....some get it and most won't..it's a question for the day.
Tobacco Giant
Conn. Broadleaf Slayer
Lol, now I'm sad I wasn't (heavily) smoking during that period. I love the DPG stuff now, if it was magical 6-8 years ago I must have really missed out.
So if they all can plume, but most don't, why is that?
Not being argumentative, just trying to learn something.