RMAN4443
6 years ago

Well, if this noob hasn't written us off yet, my suggestion is to buy a plastic tub with a decent seal and put the cigars to be aged in it. Add a container with about 1/4 cup of beads and humidify to a stable 65%. Check every couple of weeks and if the humidity holds and if you are not going to open the tub, reduce the checking to longer intervals between. You could add some cedar if desired and bovedas, but the humidity should be good for 6 months or longer.

While you are waiting for the cigars to age you could buy and read my book "How to Train a Seal at Home".

tonygraz wrote:



I'm gonna wait until it comes out on video...8-[
KingoftheCove
6 years ago

I'm gonna wait until it comes out on video...8-[

RMAN4443 wrote:



I already read the Cliff Notes version.
Wasn’t that good....
clintCigar
6 years ago
#TheAgingKing
engletl
6 years ago
5 years is not long enough...go for at least 18 years ( unless you live in Arkansas)
Pudding Mittens
6 years ago
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I have sticks at the 15-year mark, and LOTS over 10 years. They range from good to fantastic.
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Stogie1020
6 years ago
I have a handful of random cigars at the 10-15 years mark that I have simply never gotten around to smoking, but I guess I was thinking about buying a box specifically to let sit for a few years.

Trying to figure out how to choose the right box. I mean, will a LGC Series N taste good after a few years of napping? I am sure, but I doubt it will improve enough to justify the effort/storage space.
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