Yes..If your cigar holds that much flavor in the last third then you're doing something right as far as humidification goes and letting it rest for a good amount of time. Usually the last part of a cigar is where most people pitch em...because they haven't been marinating as long as they should. Some are so good that when I get them down to the last 1/2 inch I put the rest into a pipe and finish them.
If I like something that much, I just go and get another one.If your cigar holds that much flavor in the last third then you're doing something right as far as humidification goes and letting it rest for a good amount of time. Usually the last part of a cigar is where most people pitch em...because they haven't been marinating as long as they should. Some are so good that when I get them down to the last 1/2 inch I put the rest into a pipe and finish them.
That's all well and good for someone who has a massive humidor with 7 or 8 sticks, but for someone like me who only keeps a very small amount on hand, that's not an option. In addition, the ones I do have are one offs (in my collection) so having a second one is a luxury I can't afford. Having said that, when I get to the last third, I usually burn fingers and lips trying to get every last bit out of it. I have attempted to use the pipes on several different occasions, but they haven't worked well for me...If I like something that much, I just go and get another one.If your cigar holds that much flavor in the last third then you're doing something right as far as humidification goes and letting it rest for a good amount of time. Usually the last part of a cigar is where most people pitch em...because they haven't been marinating as long as they should. Some are so good that when I get them down to the last 1/2 inch I put the rest into a pipe and finish them.