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Old 02-11-2020, 07:33 PM   #12
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Default Re: NCs that don't age well?

Well, I guess I will add my own opinion here... and it is just that, my opinion.

I have had numerous Cubans age well. I have also had NCs that age well. But which ones don't?

From my personal experience, it has nothing to do with strength.
Although, I also have no clue as to what it is that makes the ones that age well, age well.

There are a few that I found do not age well: Rocky Patel is the one that comes to mid which grew to be absolutely flat. Two others which seemed to loose complexity and flavor were Camacho & Montecristo.

I really enjoy what happens with LFD Litto Gomez Diez and their Small Batch.

Of course, that is just for my tastes.

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