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[deluxestogie]

Only one I recognize is the Cohiba. A really good smoke but not the be_all_end_all just because it is Cuban.

Until recently, Cohiba was the only cigar that Fidel smoked, and was not available to the public. If you can't trust Fidel, who can you trust?

Bob

 

[DGBAMA]

Until recently, Cohiba was the only cigar that Fidel smoked, and was not available to the public. If you can't trust Fidel, who can you trust?

Bob

Now having tried one, I feel special.........and Ms. Bee needs to send hers southward for rehydration and testing. A few weeks in our humidity and I bet they will be as good as when rolled; possibly better.

 

[Mrs BeeKeeper]

So Will is flue curing in an enclosed room at 90F and 75hum. Would this be a good place to rehydrate the cigars? Will thinks it would burst them. I said I'd ask your opinions.

 

[deluxestogie]

He's correct. Aim for ~70ºF, 65-70% RH.

Bob

 

[Mrs BeeKeeper]

Thanks Bob!

 

[BigMikeChevy]

Dang mrs Bee
I would got out and find a hamock couple of trees some beer and light those babies up. If I had that safe deposit box like that wouldnt think about selling I would be counting the days of relaxation.been putting my home rolled cigars in my un processed tobacco leaf and they seem to hold case very well if you didnt want to smoke them right away putting a coupling a med case bag will draw in a little at a time. at least thats what works for me. no humidor yet just using zip locks.

BigMike

 

[BarG]

The best thing to do...and I think this is really the only proper way to do it is..

Send them to me and I'll bring them back to life. Of course I'll have to test them to make sure they're right, but I'll let you know how they turned out.

Heh heh, That is one hell of a solution, I wish I had thought of. Ah well a day late and a cuban short.