[quote=TheSmokensip]I dunno, some cigars are like people..they do not get better with to much age. They just get old ...

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Saw a guy with a t-shirt the other day that said, "The older I get, the better I was."

[quote=bs_kwaj]Saw a guy with a t-shirt the other day that said, "The older I get, the better I was."

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[quote=Buckwheat]Not to be picky but 2-10 months is resting not aging.

I feel that it all depends on the conditions that they are aged in. I prefer a little lower humidity and temperature (60% & 60-65F). I've got several cigars that have substantial age on them +10 years up to +40 years that still smoke very well. Some loss of strength but a gain in complexity. As always YMMV. 🌫 [/quote]

I hear ya.o:)

Long-term aging is definitely a completely different animal and a labor of love. I've got 1 humi for old sticks (5-20 years) My original response was simply based on my "Sweet spot" opinion.

3 plus years . If properly kept the older the better but you cant turn Bologna in To Filet Mignon..

Unless you are Obama ^^

[quote=bs_kwaj]Saw a guy with a t-shirt the other day that said, "The older I get, the better I was."

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Wish I had a shirt like that. ^^^

I hear they’re only available in tank tops.

Aging is very subjective. What do you like strength vs flavor etc. one thing that isn’t subjective IMO is if a cigar is in a green period (secondary fermentation).

[quote=ZRX1200]I hear they’re only available in tank tops.

Aging is very subjective. What do you like strength vs flavor etc. one thing that isn’t subjective IMO is if a cigar is in a green period (secondary fermentation). [/quote]

I’ll take seven of them….

One for every day...