thanks

''You gotta keep 'em separated''

Boxes are good and as he said

Gotta keep em seperated

how about the liga privada T52's?

thanks for the replies

how long for cubans? the longer the better?

Not necessarily so, some hit there peak after a couple years, others 5,6 or more before they are prime.

LP's I really don't know. I have a box of 9 Robbies resting now for a couple years just to see what happens. The other box I bought at the same time have been just as good since day one as they are now.

i had one tonight and it wasn't as smooth or as sweet as ones i traded for. so the only thing i could attribute that different taste was the young age of the cigar.

i guess i'll have to let the couple others i have sit in the humi for a couple of months....depressing.

I say burn them bad boys and buy some more.

Most of the people that have been in this hobby for a long time can tell you it can be hard at first to buy something and put it away for 6 months, a year, 2 years many times much more. If you truly want to enjoy all your cigars have to offer then you just have to get over the fact you won't be smoking every new cigar out there right away. How do you think guys have all these older release cigars ? They are able to put them away and forget about them. When it comes to CC's it's almost a forgone fact you won't be enjoying them anytime soon.

The way I look at it is it's an investment in your future pleasures.

Patience. Now I understand why people have cabinets or coolidors full of cigars.

I just found out the no. 9's I bought the first time were in his humi for a year. The new ones were picked up at a b and m store.