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    Howdy all,

    This is a general question for all you cigar fans out there.

    I hear lots of you speaking of aging your cigars and how it makes them better. I wanted to ask tho which you guys though was better.

    Do you prefer the finely aged cigars. Or if you could would you rather a nice freshly rolled one?

    I know we can't realistically have freshly rolled cigars but it's just something I was thinking about.

    Thanks for you time guys.

    Happy smoking, and have a great shave.
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    There are some shops that roll on site, but I think less and less these days. I've never had a freshly rolled one. I let mine sit in the humi for at least a few weeks, but that's because I'm eager to try them, as it's always something new. But I smoke cigars infrequently, so some have been sitting for about 2.5 years (which was when I bought my first box). Those are nice too :-)

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    It's fun to have the roller hand you a cigar to smoke on the spot. Think Beaujolais Nouveau. On the other hand, if, instead of lighting it you properly store that same cigar for a few years.....think vintage Bordeaux. Both enjoyable, but one is noticeably better. Just my opinion, of course. Try it for yourself.

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    We've had rollers in our local shops for events. The rollers suggest "aging" them for a couple of months before smoking them. I've had fresh rolled and aged, the aged are far superior to fresh rolled.

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    Looks like that debate is settled then.

    Can't wait to get my humidor now and not have to worry about my cigars going off.
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    I have had a fresh rolled at The Big Smoke Out in Las Vegas a few years back.

    I would rather have an aged, the fresh rolled I had was nothing to write home about. It was cool but I would rather open the humidor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by basil View Post
    Can't wait to get my humidor now and not have to worry about my cigars going off.

    I suggest you buy the biggest you can afford. If you're gonna get into the cigar thing, you'll be sorry if you don't.

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