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Good cigars, but they are quite moist and "oil"-laden when fresh. This is very rich and hygroscopic tobacco (not familiar with the current batches, but I suppose this remains to be the case - assuming this is new production?). These are truly made for long-term aging, and they will profit a lot from it. So, either just let them sit untouched for 5-plus (plus...) years - or, when wanting to sample now, get cigars to smoke out of the jar a bit in advance. Let them rest open in your humidor for acclimatization, or perhaps even dry-box for at least one, two weeks. Otherwise it will be a rather acrid experience. And smoke them slowly.
5 years then! Thanks for the advice. I may dry box one in a couple months though. To be continued....

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On 3/19/2018 at 6:56 AM, GotaCohiba said:

First time I’ve seen a box with 2 month codes, but I’m fairly new to CC’s

ABR despite being an abbreviation for April in Spanish, was an actual Factory code in 2011 and 12. Sancho Panza boxes were also rolled at that factory in those years.

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On 3/19/2018 at 7:14 AM, JohnS said:
ABR despite being an abbreviation for April in Spanish, was an actual Factory code in 2011 and 12. Sancho Panza boxes were also rolled at that factory in those years.

 


Interesting fact. Thanks, John!


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On 3/19/2018 at 7:14 AM, JohnS said:

ABR despite being an abbreviation for April in Spanish, was an actual Factory code in 2011 and 12. Sancho Panza boxes were also rolled at that factory in those years.

Great Sancho Panza there:blink:

 

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50 minutes ago, BonVivant said:

First things first? Talismans first...???

 

Then we do Sancho Panza

I'm afraid I am going to have to politely insist. What exactly are you meaning by your response in regards to Sancho Panza?

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1 hour ago, JohnS said:

I'm afraid I am going to have to politely insist. What exactly are you meaning by your response in regards to Sancho Panza?

Who’s on first?

I've tried to make heads or tails

out of this exchange but i think the two of you are just havin some fun at the expense of my confusion ? 

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1 minute ago, cfc1016 said:

Who’s on first?

I've tried to make heads or tails

out of this exchange but i think the two of you are just havin some fun at the expense of my confusion ? 

Indeed. Levity and laughter are core values of our FriendsofHabanos community! :lol: :D

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