.....your choice.

Both of these cigars are from the same bundle.......and have been roomates in a pretty moist container for a couple months.

The bottom one looks tasty. Fire them up and give us a full report.

Proof positive under adverse conditions they protect your sticks from spores! Great experiment/test. Now we know how to create plume.LOL

PLUMB ! ! !

they both look like shishter.... ick....

LOL at me thanks Jet!

J

That's what happens when you don't wear protection. Must be a Capone cigar

Does this mean custom condoms for ISOMs?

When I first got into cigars, I went into any little sh** box shop that had cigars looking for treasures. I think 70% had stock that resembled the lower example, which they would vehemently defend as plumed. I almost killed myself tripping over ceramic dolphins, and samurai swords in my haste to retreat from said shops. I still think that this is where bird flu came from.

WOW..........thank you for doing this Andy. I am converted. From now on, when someone asks me this question I will answer ON!!!!

so how did it taste Andy

taste like chicken.

BTW..........this is ongoing; and the spores have still not affected the cello stick.

I still like um nekked...

I like em nude also.

all this prooves is proper storage is key. Stored to moist and they will both taste like sh#t over time.

^ Right.

The purpose of the experiment was not to determine the effect of MOISTURE on cello vs. nude, but rather mold (spores).

And I think that the results indicate that cello helps prevent mold spores from "infecting" your cigars.

If there are spores already ON your cigars, then the results could possibly MUCH different.......the cello might prevent overmoistened cigars from drying, and could possibly SUPPORT mold growth.

Interesting!

thanks..I am more of a cello fan myself. If for nothing else, it tend to protect them. I have some without cello and in my rummaging of the humi and rotating them, at times the ones without get a bit "beat up"

v

Another message from a Safe Cigs proponent.

I was working on a Sherpa yesterday when someone asked for a drag off of it. I thought of how the human body has become a hazardous waste receptacle these days and wondered what I would have got back in the saliva had I said yes. Herpes? On a Sherpa, Sherpes?

Cello on also protects neighboring cigars from bug infestations. It only has to happen once to make one a believer.

Q

Does this mean I can stop spraying my cigars with Raid?