Tatuaje wet-packed in foil

[strife]

Illusione mj12 is in foil too. I had one last week that was so soft and spongy that I had to relight it about a dozen times before I pitched it. Was it the foil that caused it? Got me.

 

[ciggy]

Wow..just learned something new! :cbig:

 

[Goalee1]

The black corona gordas in the original 25 wheel were wet packed, I recall the maravillas also were and the jar corona gordas as well. There was a post somewhere about whether you should keep them in the foil or not and consensus was to definately let them age in the foil. Basically, I think like people have mentioned above, they're packed in the foil right after rolling as opposed to letting them age before packing which allows them to age in the foil. They aren't vacuum packed though, just wrapped in foil with tape. Hmm which reminds me, maybe I should check on those older smoked G1

 

[Alwayslit]

The black corona gordas in the original 25 wheel were wet packed, I recall the maravillas also were and the jar corona gordas as well. There was a post somewhere about whether you should keep them in the foil or not and consensus was to definately let them age in the foil. Basically, I think like people have mentioned above, they're packed in the foil right after rolling as opposed to letting them age before packing which allows them to age in the foil. They aren't vacuum packed though, just wrapped in foil with tape. Hmm which reminds me, maybe I should check on those older smoked G1

...that sounds like a plan. I just might do the same.

 

[bmony]

I have a box of Tatuaje Cazadores that are 2 years old still in the foil. I will have to open them up this spring and try one.

 

[jayro75]

The black corona gordas in the original 25 wheel were wet packed, I recall the maravillas also were and the jar corona gordas as well. There was a post somewhere about whether you should keep them in the foil or not and consensus was to definately let them age in the foil. Basically, I think like people have mentioned above, they're packed in the foil right after rolling as opposed to letting them age before packing which allows them to age in the foil. They aren't vacuum packed though, just wrapped in foil with tape. Hmm which reminds me, maybe I should check on those older smoked G1

You still have my addy right Tak...:stretchgr

 

[Craig Mac]

I have a box of Tatuaje Cazadores that are 2 years old still in the foil. I will have to open them up this spring and try one.

you are going to love them!

 

[hdroadglide]

I have a box of Tatuaje Cazadores that are 2 years old still in the foil. I will have to open them up this spring and try one.

you are going to love them!

i say we sneak into wi, knock this guy in the head and split the sticks!!!!

 

[LTS 4 Bad Cigars]

While I have no idea what it does, to me, it just makes the stick more desirable. Makes me wanna fire one up now.

 

[Craig Mac]

i say we sneak into wi, knock this guy in the head and split the sticks!!!!

Can we wait until it warms up first?

 

[bmony]

i say we sneak into wi, knock this guy in the head and split the sticks!!!!

You better do it today because we are expecting 5 to 10 inches of snow tomorrow, lol.

 

[ericdriscoll]

You still have my addy right Tak...:stretchgr

You still have my addy Tak? :yes:

 

[jayro75]

You still have my addy Tak? :yes:

Hey get off of my corner!:fencing:

 

[Clint]

Great info...

I'm going to take all my cigars, soak them in water for a few days (distilled water, of course!), and them wrap them all in foil!

Waddya think?

 

[SlipperyPete]

The first time I heard about this process, I immediately thought of the movie slapshot.

"what the hell are you guys doin'?

"We're puttin' on the foil coach!":stickbeat