Pre-Cutting Cigars

MAJORdorMo

j0z3r

You can store them just the same. I'd imagine that having both ends open might expose the filler to more air, but I don't know if that would be a problem as long as the cigar is kept at proper humidification.

brc81

I've done it a few times and didn't seem to make a difference. I sit down out back with my drink, cutter, lighter, and cigar. Get it cut, get ready to light it up, and sh*t happens. Kid got into something, wife needs something done "now", or someone shows up and the cigar has to take a back seat to what needs the more immediate attention. Throw the stick back in the humi for a nap, until next time.

MAJORdorMo

kaspera79

kent1146

robert69165

cut or uncut...oh were talking about cigars right? ;-)

smbrink

robert69165:

cut or uncut...oh were talking about cigars right? ;-)

We're talking cigars....what are you talkin about?

kuzi16

bigharpoon

smokester

tankbonnies

kent....thats a great idea..never thought of that while traveling.....Good to know.....

Bob Luken

What would you think if you got any type of trade, pass or bomb and some or all of the cigars were pre-cut?

jd50ae

Rhamlin

Gray4lines

Bob Luken:

What would you think if you got any type of trade, pass or bomb and some or all of the cigars were pre-cut?

I'd be not happy...

Bob Luken

Gray4lines:

Bob Luken:

What would you think if you got any type of trade, pass or bomb and some or all of the cigars were pre-cut?

I'd be not happy...

LOL I've got a few nice boutique cigars leftover from a weekend trip where I had asked the B&M clerk to pre-cut because I was without my cutter on this trip. So, I as luck would have it, my folks did not get the chance to partake of these cigars. I still have a few. So, I kinda' been wondering if it would be a breach of etiquette to mail these to anyone. LOL I guess the implication would be, "Has someone been pre- draw testing these too?"

Gray4lines

Bob Luken:

Gray4lines:

Bob Luken:

What would you think if you got any type of trade, pass or bomb and some or all of the cigars were pre-cut?

I'd be not happy...

LOL I've got a few nice boutique cigars leftover from a weekend trip where I had asked the B&M clerk to pre-cut because I was without my cutter on this trip. So, I as luck would have it, my folks did not get the chance to partake of these cigars. I still have a few. So, I kinda' been wondering if it would be a breach of etiquette to mail these to anyone. LOL I guess the implication would be, "Has someone been pre- draw testing these too?"

That's what I'd be afraid of! I guess that'd be ok, I'd probably explain if I gave someone a cut cigar. Just seems wrong.

Chemnitz

Bob Luken:

What would you think if you got any type of trade, pass or bomb and some or all of the cigars were pre-cut?

creepy.

rsherman24

Like going to the store and buying an open bottle of soda. I wouldn't smoke it