. . . no... not that... whatever you were thinking... 🤦

I wake up and say, man... I need to cut back on the beer and cigars.

Then I go over to the P.O. and find a couple of boxes of this stuff:
(Over on the right there are some Bucaneros samplers.)

wow! huge order...Cbid likes guys like you!

b.s. you will never be able to smoke through your whole stash. Plus I'm pretty sure you have no space left. Send me those antanos, puro authenticos, and the san cristobels and I will store them for you .

Padrons for aging you fracking newb.[ram27bat]

Actually Padrons ARE one of the few that DO NOT require additional aging
( the Padrons age theirs an additional 7 yrs ) NOOB

From " The Collectors Corner"

Cigars vary in the amount of time they take to exit the sick period. As a general rule, Vahé Gérard of Gérard Père et Fils in Geneva says that he considers cigars to be vintage after five years. As a rule of thumb, many Cuban cigars have exited the sick period after five years of aging. Some can take much longer. Other cigars, such as the Padrón (1964 Anniversary and 1926 Serie) cigars from Nicaragua have virtually no sick period because intense fermentation in the factory is done for nearly seven years.​

Oh and nice score Kwaj =d>

Age those 1000 series Padrons 3-5 years.
In return you get anniversary Padrons for half the price just time invested letting them rest.

Smh noods

=p~

why didnt I think of that.................no ans needed