Popular Post SRH1 Posted February 26, 2022 Popular Post Posted February 26, 2022 These were stored for decades in a small apartment fridge with the door closed but no humidification. They’re likely from the 1960’s-70’s. Not sure of tobacco origin but the cigar had a certain familiar ‘twang’. By far the oldest cigar I’ve ever smoked and was likely dried out before resting and slowly rehumidifying in a coolidor for nearly 4 years. First few puffs or so were a bit harsh but it settled down and was quite smokable. Reminded just a bit of a fresh PLPC. I’d be interested to know if anyone has knowledge about these cigars. 6 2
El Presidente Posted February 26, 2022 Posted February 26, 2022 Thank you for the review and pics Let's see if we can dig up some detail over the next few days. Canary Islands made a lot of cigars.
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