How well do Tat' PCR's age?

[UpInSmoke]

The tat PCR is undoubtedly the cigar I smoke most, having gone through cab after cab. A new cab however never lasts longer than a few months.

So, what I'm looking for is opinions on those who have had PCR's with a few years on them. Wondering if I should store a cab away just for the hell of it or continue to smoke the crap outta them when theyre fresh!

Thanks for any input :thumbsup:

 

[RacFocus]

Mine are like yours, never last long enough to know.

 

[ENV]

I say why risk ruining something that you know is already good?

 

[irie]

why not just drop a handful or two into the back of your humidor and forget about them for a few cabs....

 

[Mickeymorris626]

In my opinion, PCRs are faaaar better with a year + on them. The pepper blast smooths out a bit and amplifies the rich flavors

 

[javajunkie]

1) small cigars round out quicker with age than larger vitolas, in most instances.

2) the cigars made by the garcia fam, most especially pete's blends, have a solid track record for successful aging.

3) they're small as shit, so storing a couple few shouldn't be a major issue.

to me, if you are hella hooked on the PCR (with good reason), next cab, ribbon down half of it, tag it with a date, and bury it. smoke half, and forget the other half. rinse and repeat as often as your situation calls for.

 

[ENV]

Sean (JavaJunkie) actually makes an excellent point.

Thats what I would do.