Oldest aged cigars you have

[kelmac07]

My oldest stick is a tiny figurado from Germany that was made in 1930s. Was gifted to me at TriSheilds herf last year. Also have a couple from 1948 gifted to be my Scott (Shilala).

I have had ROTT LP #9s and some with a few years on them. While they are very tasty ROTT, they lose a little bit over age, but that won't stop me from keeping them in the humi.

One brand that I truly believe gets better with time are Olivas. Anything Oliva holds up to some time. Prime example is the Blue Cloth Bands...they are FANTASTIC!!!

[jjirons69]

Originally Posted by kelmac07

My oldest stick is a tiny figurado from Germany that was made in 1930s. Was gifted to me at TriSheilds herf last year.

Smoke it, Mac! I smoked mine David Shane gave me. Pretty dang good. No reason to sit on it. At 80 years old, you don't want it to lose it's flavor profile.

I've got some clear Havanas form the 40s and 50s and assorted NC/CCs from the 80s, 90s, and 00s.

[ColdCuts]

Originally Posted by jjirons69

No reason to sit on it. At 80 years old, you don't want it to lose it's flavor profile.

My oldest was a 1998 Romeo Y Julieta corona. It was gifted to me from I can't remember who, where, or when. Damn memory. But I burned that one up last Wednesday.

It was worth it.

[Dunkel]

Originally Posted by kelmac07

My oldest stick is a tiny figurado from Germany that was made in 1930s. Was gifted to me at TriSheilds herf last year.

That is also the oldest cigar I have, and BTW that was the year before last.

[kelmac07]

Originally Posted by Dunkel

That is also the oldest cigar I have, and BTW that was the year before last.

Damn...you are right Doug.