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Old 10-05-2010, 11:31 AM   #22
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Default Re: Aging - Can you age too long?

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Originally Posted by sikk50 View Post
Just don't age past 3 years and you'll be fine
I'm such a nickerson


Most, if not all, cigars will eventually fade. When that occurs depends not only on the cigar itself, but the storage conditions as well.

I have some Rob't Burns from the mid-50s that are spot on. I have some very good CCs from the 70s that are like smoking rolled newsprint. Your cigar and aging may vary.
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