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jcgoldner

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If I can resist smoking this Cohiba Tubo from Tedski what is the best way to put some age on it. In the tube or out of the tube?
 

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Some people like to opern the tube for a few days to allow the cigar to stabilize and then close it.

I just throw 'em in th humi closed bacause I know I will ba smoking them sooner than later.
 

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Unscrew the tube take the cigar out and stop bein a bitch and smoke it....

well that is what i would do......
 

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tobby4 said:
Unscrew the tube take the cigar out and stop bein a bitch and smoke it....

well that is what i would do......
That's probably what will happen with this one!

But it's good to know for the future. Thanks
 

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ha... but seriously i just unscrew the cap just a little bit to allow air in and out a little better...
 
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I haven't had but a few aged tubes (>20 years age) but I'd leave it in the tube with cap tight. If you are going to smoke it within 5 years it really doesn't matter, much. JMO
 

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Other than the difference of either opening the cap for a few days to equalize or not, the concsensus I've seen is closed, nice and tight. What Buckwheat says is truth, but I never know how long something's going to last. And on the off chance I manage to bury something deep enough that it gets more than 5 years of age on it, I want that tube to have been closed nice and tight.
 

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Tight for me. Keeps the flavors locked inside. It's part of the same philosophy that slide lid boxes are better for aging than dress boxes.
 

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Speaking as a 20+ year married dude I find it hard to believe that anything gets tighter after all those years. :rolling::rolling::rolling:
 

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I just celebrated 21 years and have found it is harder to get in to........don't think tight has anything to do with it!

Maybe that's what Todd meant! :wink::wink::wink:
 

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smokem94 said:
I just celebrated 21 years and have found it is harder to get in to........don't think tight has anything to do with it! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Yeah, I think I'm down to any time there is a blue moon that falls on a date not evenly divisible by 2 or 3. :scratchhe :scratchhe :scratchhe :scratchhe
 
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