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I have a question gentlemen. I haven't been smoking much recently and I just realized how little stock I had left. Long story short, too few cigars, too many humi beads. Everything is super humid and moist. Should I just open the box for a few days and let it dry out, or put a cup of rice in there to speed the process up?
Ps. I ran to bevmo to grab a A. Fuentes Gran Reserva since my cigars weren't smokable at the moment.
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Your humi is probably moist as well so I would remove most if not all beads and after a few minutes of airing out, close up for a day or so before checking and perhaps light airing out again.Quote:
Originally Posted by dngrspapercut
Take your time because you can ruin the cigars if you dry out too much too fast.
Illusione 68
A gift
This cigar fell somewhere between a Punch London Club and CAO for me.
It did leave a decent flavor on the lip but was somewhat peppery for my palate. :)
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That cigar confuseses me to no end. Sometimes it tastes awesome, other times - I rather dislike it lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mcbladescar
Cauba Salomone, great cigar from 2004, started a little slow but with great amount of cheavy smoke and the last 1/4 is OUTSTANDING! :D Attachment 195779
AJ Fernandez Fallen Angel
This cigar makes you think Tobasco to start and mellows a bit later.
It leaves a rich flavor in the smoke and is a medium strength cigar.
Probably should have eaten something beforehand :)
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My Father Le Bijou1922, well rested 6 mos +... good end to a difficult week... I enjoyed it a great deal, 8:00pm on the porch with my pajama pants and a t-shirt..
Spring will come..
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NoM nom.
The snow finally melted off my deck so I'm enjoying a room 101 payback
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