I have gotten a 12 pack of Te Amp from here about 2 months ago and they been resting in the bottom om my humidor since. I pulled one out today and they still feel very hard. Any suggestions?

Smoke one...

Do you have any Phyllis Diller DVD's?

Trade them for Bad Frogs!

Any constructive advice besides trade them for bad frogs

my suggestion is to trade them for Phillies Blunts or Prince Albert in a can (be sure to let him out though)

Hey I was being serious...LOL

Where they the tubos? I got some and let them rest for 2 months+. Still hard as a rock. They are rolled that way I believe.

I ended up throwing the rest of mine out. Tasted like a dog rocket..

gf, I havent smoked a Te Amo in 20 years. Maybe they've changed, but the few that I tried way back when were so far from my taste that I never picked one up again. Are they hard from being too dry? or hard from being rolled/packed hard or the filler twisted? Clip and light one. If the draw is hard use a poker or a nail or a toothpick, and give us a review.

GF:
As with most cirage that appear hard, if it's been kept at the proper humidity it will soften when lit. If it dosen't draw well when lit then it's a construction problem and may need some help, or just pitch it. Although I'm not a big fan of Mexican tobaccos, the "New York New York" is about the only TeAmo I find worthy of 'dor time.

Brando,

If you like the taste of things from Mexico, may I suggest enchiladas, tequila and senioritas.

billy

I pick up a Te Amo as an occasional smoke. Typically you either like them or hate them with no real "in-between" feelings. My taste for them is just every now and then, but when I want one, I want one! Every one I've ever smoked has been rock hard, whether aged or not. I believe they are all that way. Just my thoughts..........

Godfather,

Eleltea gave good advice. That's what I would do!
Clip it, light it, if its draw is bad...open it up
by pushin the end of a paper clip into it.
Good Luck Man!

...octo