kombat96
Sunday, February 20, 2011 6:33:28 PM
1*How long is to long in your humi...aka aging

2*How long do you let your "newly purchased" seagars set

3*Whats the longest youve let a stick sit in your humi

4*What cigar is your "oldest"

1- i say no more then prolly a decade

2- at least 3-4 days on average

3- about a year & a half....La Aurora Preferidos ruby & emerald

4- 2003 camacho liberty

Just curious to see some answers/opinions.

[gonzo]

smelly4tay
Sunday, February 20, 2011 7:03:26 PM
1. 15 years. more on isom and bold spicy stuff

2. a month

3. since Oct. 03

4. 1986 R&J, 1988 Partagas

Whistlebritches
Sunday, February 20, 2011 7:08:29 PM

1*How long is to long in your humi...aka aging

2*How long do you let your "newly purchased" seagars set

3*Whats the longest youve let a stick sit in your humi

4*What cigar is your "oldest"[gonzo]

kombat96 wrote:

1.Haven't got there yet

2.Depends 2 weeks(most NC's) to 5 years(Habanos)

3.I can't remember when I bought the 98 Fonseca Cosaco's or the Hoyo du Dauphin from 99.....or was it 2000

4.I think it's a Partagas Lonsdale..........early 90's model IIRC.

Ron

engletl
Sunday, February 20, 2011 7:10:11 PM
1 When they don't have the same positive flavor profile anymore

2 Depends on the purchase, some OTT some sit for a minimum of a year

3 I have some Liberty 05 & 5V Limitada 05 still resting

4 a Ramon Allones form 99 & Monte Millenium

deadeyedick
Sunday, February 20, 2011 7:40:36 PM
[quote=kombat96]1*How long is to long in your humi...aka aging

2*How long do you let your "newly purchased" seagars set

3*Whats the longest youve let a stick sit in your humi

4*What cigar is your "oldest"

1 Depends on the cigar. Some N/C don't improve much with age. Most Cubans do.

2 Usually have one from a box OTT or allow 1-2 weeks.

3 So far about 12+ years

4 Several from mid-1980s

DED

rah0785
Monday, February 21, 2011 7:50:57 PM
I look forward to the day I have enough current inventory to allow the needy sticks time to air out in my humidor 😰 . Had a few going on 5 months but was forced to burn them yesterday. Had about 12 Baccarat Sumatra Robusto's from last fall. A decent, crisp tasting cigar with as solid white ash as any I have seen (if that matters). Tasted the same as a just bought stick.
t33bone
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 12:13:04 AM
I'll take the Camacho Liberty off your hands so you won't have anything from 2003.

;)

TTHunter
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 12:41:43 AM

1*How long is to long in your humi...aka aging

2*How long do you let your "newly purchased" seagars set

3*Whats the longest youve let a stick sit in your humi

4*What cigar is your "oldest"

kombat96 wrote:

1. I don't think there is such a thing as too long.

2. 2 weeks minimum.

3. 2 weeks minimum

4. Habana Gold form early 90s. (Thanks to PPP)

donutboy2000
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 12:45:12 AM
1*How long is to long in your humi...aka aging

Depends on the cigar

2*How long do you let your "newly purchased" seagars set

At least three months

3*Whats the longest youve let a stick sit in your humi

Ten years

4*What cigar is your "oldest"

1950s Cubans