In 97 the original collector probably paid around $300. for that 50 cab. Today with 19 cigars missing, it sells for about $1,000.
So if any of my 2019 or 2020 cigars turn out to be really great, I can sell them for a nice profit when I am 90?
Not my fault you’re old AF.
You being the czar that you are, you should be able to tell me how to speed up the cigar aging process. Maybe a hyperbaric chamber or something!
There has been a lot of conversations about this with scientists and biochemists, and the hypothesis is this: a heated vacuum may artificially speed up the aging process of cigars... I would love to experiment on this in the future.
Me too! We can try some of my cigars in case something goes horribly wrong.
That would be the logical outcome.Me too! We can try some of my cigars in case something goes horribly wrong.
I wonder what would happen in a vacuum? For example, if you put a marshmallow in a vacuum it will swell to twice it's size since the 14 PSI atmospheric pressure is removed.
That kind of vacuum ……. I was about to send Bill my Dyson to sacrifice in the name of scienceMe too! We can try some of my cigars in case something goes horribly wrong.
I wonder what would happen in a vacuum? For example, if you put a marshmallow in a vacuum it will swell to twice it's size since the 14 PSI atmospheric pressure is removed.
hope you enjoy them...all feedback greatly appreciated
You're going to like these as well. Have box 1934.
I’ve read a lot of good things about them for sure!
I am planning on letting these rest awhile ( do I need to ) I can tell you this I had one of your series D that was gifted to me & had been in my humi for a few years. It was a very good cigar. Medium to full bodied along withhope you enjoy them...all feedback greatly appreciated
They're fine folks in there...always enjoy hanging out talking to them!
I don’t know if you remember, but this was my first 100 point review here:
The two on the right don't look right. Send the box to me so I can verify if they are legit.
