ok. since you'v asked, take them out of your normal rotation of daily smokes. Smoke on every month or so, keep a journal for each one you smoked, and see if they change. Me, I woud take three or four of them and add them to the non smoking box for aging purpose only. I've never smoked a partagas that's gotten worse with age!!!!!!!!
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Excellent, but I also like ohpus's suggestion, too. Next question - what is a sick period? I have been smoking cigars for awhile, but I have turned into an avid collector of cigars within the past year, but I have not heard of that term.smokem94 said:
When you smoke ALOT of cigars, you will find out that when they first ship, they are great, but then maybe two months or six months they drastically change into a more bland or less pronounced flavors. Theory is that the tobacco is aging and marring the flavors. Some say that its usually the first productions are the best and then subsequent production uses lesser quality tobacco and need time to age. Me personally, think they just go through a period of change. Could also be from smoking lots of cigars and your taste buds become fried too. About once a year, No cigar really tastes all that great and I need a rest period to recharge my taste buds and appreciation for what I'm smoking.
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Smoke'm and buy a 10ct. to age....If the ones you have now are older then the ones you recieve, then put them in the 10ct. box to age.pharmgator said:
Me personally, I have a 25ct. aging and am just buying 10ct.'s to smoke from :smokingco