Aged LP9?

[Islayphile]

I agree on the Padrons Scott...

those are meant to be smoked right away, and do suffer from aging IMO

[shilala]

Originally Posted by Islayphile

I agree on the Padrons Scott...

those are meant to be smoked right away, and do suffer from aging IMO

I do like to give them about 8 months if they're wet. If they're ready to go rott, I'm with you 100%.

Originally Posted by ApexAZ

I would get a box of Opus, but seems unlikely right now.

A box of Anejos is cheaper, a far better smoke, and will carry you across the years. Maybe you might want to look at a cc option? While I enjoy freshies better in my cc's, they can go from real good to absolutely sublime if you care for them properly.
If I were long-storing a cab for your purpose, I'd lightly seal-a-meal the box each time I got a cigar out just to hold in as much of the goodness as I can. A breath of fresh air every year for 50 years would suit me fine, and I bet that 50th cigar would be phenomenal, were the Good Lord willing to let me live so long.

Originally Posted by ApexAZ

Sorry, what is OR VSG? I think Ashton VSG.

Yes. Original Ashton VSG.
[quote=shilala;1586456A box of Anejos is cheaper, a far better smoke, and will carry you across the years. Maybe you might want to look at a cc option? While I enjoy freshies better in my cc's, they can go from real good to absolutely sublime if you care for them properly.
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Don Carlos. Pipesandcigars.com seems to have the best price on them that I've seen thus far. The aged DC I've had were phenomenal.