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Project aging cigar: COHIBA Behilke 52, 54 and 56

rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
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  • scarlinscarlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,592
  • danielzreyesdanielzreyes Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 6,739
    scarlin:
    I want one..
    +1 or even 2 XX
  • Steve2010Steve2010 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,036
    I rarely drool, but this is an exception.
  • big chunksbig chunks Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,607
    Man let me know what you think I'm gonna buy all 3 boxes by the end of summer
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
    I am seriously taking this project to identify about the myth of aging cigar. I do know certain cigars(not all) simply get better with aging. However, my question is how worth it is when people spend a fortune for aged cigars. I picked up Cohiba Behike first because somehow top Cuban, Fuente(Opus X, Don Carlos Anniversary, Hemingway), Viaje Oro, Some Pepin's cigar with Pelo de Oro tobacco, Armada, Partagas 150, 160 many more have huge potential to get better. As a wrapper Cameroon age very well, as well as the Habano 2000, San Andres , Shade grown Dominican Rosado etc. Also the ligero fillers good for long term aging. I don't know what I am getting into but I want to do this experiment for my personal curiosity. Sometime curiocity jumps starts our pernonal brillance to discover the best solution.
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
    I have already smoked couple boxes of Behike 52 and I loved them. This lot is going to be an experiment. I will share the result regularly.
    big chunks:
    Man let me know what you think I'm gonna buy all 3 boxes by the end of summer
  • danielzreyesdanielzreyes Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 6,739
    big chunks:
    Man let me know what you think I'm gonna buy all 3 boxes by the end of summer
    hmmm. I'll remember that. I know you live close to me. Hehe
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
    LOL...you are in big trouble Jesus.
    danielzreyes:
    big chunks:
    Man let me know what you think I'm gonna buy all 3 boxes by the end of summer
    hmmm. I'll remember that. I know you live close to me. Hehe
  • big chunksbig chunks Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,607
    danielzreyes:
    big chunks:
    Man let me know what you think I'm gonna buy all 3 boxes by the end of summer
    hmmm. I'll remember that. I know you live close to me. Hehe
    Lol, if you hear a scream of joy from Rancho then you know they came in the mail
  • ndhaon91ndhaon91 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 441
    rzaman:
    I am seriously taking this project to identify about the myth of aging cigar. I do know certain cigars(not all) simply get better with aging. However, my question is how worth it is when people spend a fortune for aged cigars. I picked up Cohiba Behike first because somehow top Cuban, Fuente(Opus X, Don Carlos Anniversary, Hemingway), Viaje Oro, Some Pepin's cigar with Pelo de Oro tobacco, Armada, Partagas 150, 160 many more have huge potential to get better. As a wrapper Cameroon age very well, as well as the Habano 2000, San Andres , Shade grown Dominican Rosado etc. Also the ligero fillers good for long term aging. I don't know what I am getting into but I want to do this experiment for my personal curiosity. Sometime curiocity jumps starts our pernonal brillance to discover the best solution.
    Rip, do you happen to know if the DPG Series JJ has Pelo de Oro in it? I smoked a few that had several years of age, and they were simply phenomenal. One of those complete unique cigar experiences unlike anything else I've ever had.
  • zeebrazeebra Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,166
    I don't think once a month will have that much change in taste as opposed to once every 6 months. Thats what I did with the Behikes before, and the rest that I have are going to be smoked once a year. But I think your supply is good enough to smoke once a month. Enjoy em as they are a fantastic smoke!!!
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
    DPG Series JJ fillers are Esteli and Japlapa ligeros and seco. DPG uses Pelo de Oro only for his top lines.
    ndhaon91:
    rzaman:
    I am seriously taking this project to identify about the myth of aging cigar. I do know certain cigars(not all) simply get better with aging. However, my question is how worth it is when people spend a fortune for aged cigars. I picked up Cohiba Behike first because somehow top Cuban, Fuente(Opus X, Don Carlos Anniversary, Hemingway), Viaje Oro, Some Pepin's cigar with Pelo de Oro tobacco, Armada, Partagas 150, 160 many more have huge potential to get better. As a wrapper Cameroon age very well, as well as the Habano 2000, San Andres , Shade grown Dominican Rosado etc. Also the ligero fillers good for long term aging. I don't know what I am getting into but I want to do this experiment for my personal curiosity. Sometime curiocity jumps starts our pernonal brillance to discover the best solution.
    Rip, do you happen to know if the DPG Series JJ has Pelo de Oro in it? I smoked a few that had several years of age, and they were simply phenomenal. One of those complete unique cigar experiences unlike anything else I've ever had.
  • BigT06BigT06 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,899
    This will be fun to follow!
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
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  • KriegKrieg Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,068
    Nice!! I would age those behikes at least 5-7 years. One a month isn't really going to change much. These are cigars u could age for 20 years and sell at auction if u do it right. (and make a ton of money while at it)
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    Krieg:
    Nice!! I would age those behikes at least 5-7 years. One a month isn't really going to change much. These are cigars u could age for 20 years and sell at auction if u do it right. (and make a ton of money while at it)
    i agree with everything here. i would change the experiment to every six months smoke one. the last one from a box of 20 will be about 10 years out. thats some age. if you do it once a month youll have less than a year. most cigars dont change that much in that time.
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
    I agree with you, month won't change the taste significantly. However, it is hard not smoke a Behike when it is sitting in the humidor.
    kuzi16:
    Krieg:
    Nice!! I would age those behikes at least 5-7 years. One a month isn't really going to change much. These are cigars u could age for 20 years and sell at auction if u do it right. (and make a ton of money while at it)
    i agree with everything here. i would change the experiment to every six months smoke one. the last one from a box of 20 will be about 10 years out. thats some age. if you do it once a month youll have less than a year. most cigars dont change that much in that time.
  • kuzi16kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
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  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
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  • big chunksbig chunks Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,607
    Nice, I have one of these in my humidor I think I'll let rest a while longer, let us know what you think
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
  • Lee.mcglynnLee.mcglynn Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,228
    Wow I'm drooling and jealous lol but nice score!! I can't wait to hear the results!
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
  • rzamanrzaman Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,604
    Hello BigT and the interested BOTLs- I just smoked one Behike today from 2010 box. What a difference. Not only the cigar is mellow and more dense but I detected the sweet-spiciness was much more smoother. I am still thinking how to write up the follow up smoke. I will get back to you on this. All I can say now is, the cigar burns slower than before, it is more mellow and round, more dense than 2010, the finish is longer, less distinctive aftertaste and completely smooth. More later...stay tuned.
    BigT06:
    This will be fun to follow!
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