Question for members....

[cohibaIV]

Thanks did64....Very interesting...

[smokiejoe]

Has anyone tried older dried out cigars,the oldest ones i tried were some old punch,s,in a box of 25 and not touched for 50yrs,when i tried one, the smell was still there after all these yrs.It was very hard to cut the end but the taste was very good still,it burnt realy slow and seem to last forever,has anyone tried any old cigars or is it my fetish again.,lol.

[did64]

In the last couple of years I have smoked a few fairly old cigars from the 90s. The oldest I ever smoked was a 1970s H. Uppman Naturales a few weeks back. I was not dried out like yours SJ, and was a decent enough smoke. I gave it 71 ex 100.

On the subject of dry cigars us brits used to quite partial to so-called 'dry havanas', as opposed to humidified ones which they preferred in the U.S. and Europe: http://www.uk-cigars.co.uk/archives/wets.htm

[SmokinCohibas]

Interesting link dude.

The only thing you have to do is get 2 of the same cigars let one dry out and keep the other one well humidified.

When it's all done - Smoke them.

You'll notice the difference.

[cohibaIV]

Don't like dry cigars AT ALL! Taste awful!!!

[SmokinCohibas]

I never met anyone who loved dry cigars

[Montesmoke]

Well each to their own

[smokiejoe]

LOL,well it seems i have unusual tastes,my father once said,i would smoke dung if its was rolled up in a leaf,hmmm,dont think it would taste the same,might try it,.lol.

[cohibaIV]

LOL,well it seems i have unusual tastes,my father once said,i would smoke dung if its was rolled up in a leaf,hmmm,dont think it would taste the same,might try it,.lol.

So, is that why you pick up horse s**t Smokie????

[larrysputnik]

Well, maybe the dung is a bad idea, but the mushrooms under it...

[Montesmoke]

LOL,well it seems i have unusual tastes,my father once said,i would smoke dung if its was rolled up in a leaf,hmmm,dont think it would taste the same,might try it,.lol.

Come on smokie where you hiding mate??