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What's the minimum waiting time to smoke a stick after freezing? Is two weeks too early? I've got a sampler (each stick a different label) and am anxious to try 'em out. Should I wait longer?
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Normally I wait a while, but with all this Gurkha talk, I'm dying to try out the 5er sampler I recieved from CI.
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I think to give the cigar a fair shake you should wait at least a month, Andy.
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+1 on at least a month. I had to freeze some cigars a while back and smoked one a week after words and it was a month before I thought they were back close to where they should be.
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