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sdipsdip Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 406
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Saw a few posts about resting cigars for some period of time. So, if you purchase from a B&M is it still necessary or is it just something you do with sticks you purchase on-line or catalog?
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  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
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  • Smoke=FireSmoke=Fire Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 682
    One of my best memories is from when I started out. There was this shop in Ventura CA, whose owner (i think his name was Vic; it has been twelve years) kept a bottle of Cognac, and he would give out a small snifter to customers when they came by; give, not sell, as he could not sell liquor. The only rule was you had to sit and enjoy a cigar with him, share his company and his cognac...and say a toast to "George" , the man who provided the Cognac. Easy to do, as he was a good man; it was not just business, he enjoyed what he did. Good times :D. I still miss Vic and his shop. Lots of good talk over a cigar, and even better silences just enjoying the moment.
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  • ashmasterashmaster Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 237
    My preference is to rest my cigars for at least 30 days. It doesn't matter whether I purchase the smokes online or from a B & M. I agree with Kuzi, most shops do keep their cigars at 70% RH, if not more for online retailers and I do prefer my cigars at the 65% RH level. So I need to let them rest in the humi for awhile.
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