To age or not to age...

jeff_connors

Any one out there have good/bad experiences with aging cigars in the humi........ I know most cigars should be given at least 2 months grace in the humi to settle, but beyond that...do sticks always get better....basically i'm looking to start a tread where people explain there aging experiences..brands before...... than after aging, what smokes you should age..and what you smoke right away(at the mail box) without any real change...im interested..well...you guys know...THE SLOPE....hundreds in the humi.....will take a little while to smoke...even at 4-5 sticks a week......i want to prioritize ....I erks me to think about the little guys going sour because of the steepness of the.... Thanks

xmacro

jeff_connors

well , out of the mail box is out of the question.....temping sometimes though...

madurofan

Russ55

madurofan

As long as its wrapped in cellophane i believe it should be fine.

j0z3r

madurofan

kuzi16

jeff_connors

whats the time line on this? months.. .years... weeks ?? each cigar should come with a mathematical model so we can graph age vs. flavor ..i could plan my smoking schedule on that..there could be variables thrown in there.... humidity, neighboring smokes, temperature ect....the "what are you smoking tonight" thread could become completely computer generated!!!.well....i'm just trying to justify buying more really,...... but there's no point if the ones I buy today don't get smoked until next year..and then next year the cigars are crapola...oh yeh and sorry about the repeat thread .....just looking to carry on this thread http://www.cigar.com/cs/forums/thread/56562.aspx ...

xmacro

kuzi16

jeff_connors:

whats the time line on this? months.. .years... weeks ?? each cigar should come with a mathematical model so we can graph age vs. flavor

HERE is a thread where we discuss just this. there is more than one viewpoint. in a strange way, its kind of personal when "age" starts for you.