Need some Cohiba Tubo Info
- Thread starter Hendy
- Start date
If you just purchased those three-packs, you probably won't be able to figure it out. You'll have to ask your vendor unless you have the cardboard box that held those 3-packs as it's usually stamped on the inside cover of the outer box.
Volusianator
BoM Nov '07 & Jan '09
The actual date is stamped on the filler leaves, just disassemble the cigar to find out the month and year.
LOL, funniest 1 line response i've seen on a forum in a while...:rofl:
Soundwave13
BoM Feb 2010
Bet ya ten bucks that I can tell the year of manufacture by simply smoking it. Send one on over to me.
DOUCHE:stickbeat
I am betting middle 08 code. There going to be too fresh to burn now, put those down for another 3-5 years if you can.
jmatkins
BoM January 08
For the most part I can't seem to wait that long. I whish I had the patience to age things well.
Better yet Scott, Send them to me and I will tell you the date, time rolled, the roller's name and if they are good!
Volusianator
BoM Nov '07 & Jan '09
Scott if you can, seriously, wait. Those are not ready to smoke by a long shot. All the VI tubos I've had needed a good 5 years, they are young. Try one and see what you think, but they'll be much better off with a long nap. But I know that freakin' awesome lookin' tube just screams...."smoke me." Well, the cigar, not the tube.
I agree with you Wade. But they just keep staring at me.
An yes, Cohiba makes some pretty tubos. I wish I could think of something to make them into. Like your Xmas ornaments.
Anywho, thanks for the info.
Oh, yea. I have you in my sights biatch. So watch out next week.:riflefire
Volusianator
BoM Nov '07 & Jan '09
As petty as it is, sometimes a nice looking tube carries a bit of a purchasing decision for me, just as a nice band does. You walk into a shop and start looking, you see the Tatuaje band, Padron 1K band, Perdomo Patriarch band, Trinidad and then Illusione, then you see the Opus X band, San Croistobal band, DC Maximus band, ESG band, La Aurora 100 Anos band, Padron 26...and all of a sudden those awesome looking bands make those cigars just more interesting to purchase. Of course I think this applies to newer cigar smokers than it does to those that know what each of those sticks is like.
Anyway Scott, I know it's hard, but do your best, it'll be worth it in the end. But hey, seriously, do yourself a favor, send them all to me, I'll put them on the top shelf of my humidor, with the rest of the cigars from that country and I'll send you one in two years, one more in another two years and the rest two years after that, and you'll thank me in six years.
If you plan to bomb me, I'm gonna move so the box will just sit on an empty doorstep in cold lonely ol' Suamico, so don't!!!