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So what have the "Hands of Time" done/do with the Bolivar Libertador? 

Have they shown ageing potential? Have you noticed significant improvement and over what time frame? What is the sweet spot for you? 

This is a series where we take a cigar that examine how it has evolved with a little water under the bridge. 

Bolivar Libertador is a 2013 LCDH 54 × 164mm (6½″) Double Robusto Release. 

Now I always thought it was pretty damn good with simply a little time down to acclimatise to your humidor. 

To me it has always smoked as a "premium" cigar and it sold damn well so we know there are plenty out there. 

I have smoked them fresh and all the way to just over a decades worth of age. I have found them very very good but with little difference in the smoking experience between a 5 year old example and a 10 year old example. Significant improvement between fresh and 5 years. Everything is rounded out, better balance, flavours (mezzo coffee core/leather) more defined/cleaner. Smooth and rich. 

What has been your experience with the Bolivar Libertador? :cigar:

 

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I've got one full box left. Haven't smoked once since 2018-2019, so can't remember much what they were like, except that along with the BBF, they are my fave from the Bolivar lineup. 

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For me, it's the best Bolivar in a long time. I think I have an open box currently, I have a few that are vacuum sealed. Not sure if it's fair gauge aging when I get to them. Vacuum sealing throws the normal aging cycle into the trash.

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A superstar cigar. Love the format. 36 months and they a gold. I have them as far back as 2013. One of my favourite Bolivar. 

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How often these pop up on 24:24, if at all?? I've been a member for about 1.5 yrs and I don't think that I have ever seen them up for grabs. I recently picked up a single Libertador from a LCDH and I have not tried it yet, but I am excited as Bolivar is one of my favorite marcas. I love the size and construction of the cigar itself, and it looks like I'll need a minimum of 2+ hours to finish that beast. Cheers. 

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