Aging potential

[goodcigarsbadgolf]

Hello all! Any thoughts on aging potential for the MOFOH/Hamlet line in particular? I am new to the brand but have smoked all of the offerings. I have purchased 10 Fat Fundy from my local shop in Chicago and am curious about letting some sit for a long time. Thank you and cheers!

 

Best,

Arjun

[Fuzz AI]

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[barrygoodvibes]

Hi Arjun! Honduran tobacco in general ages well. In my humble opinion, the Fab5 line is an excellent affordable option and I think only require 90 days of rest and then you can enjoy them. Not really a specific cigar to buy and age. 

I am in the suburbs of Chicago. Which shop is selling Fab5 cigars!? That’s so cool. 

[BrightonCorgi]

Arjun, how long is a "long time"? I wouldn't age these over a decade, but there's no reason to do so. One can always buy more! I would keep them for 3-5 years at best.

[El Presidente]

22 hours ago, goodcigarsbadgolf said:

Hello all! Any thoughts on aging potential for the MOFOH/Hamlet line in particular? I am new to the brand but have smoked all of the offerings. I have purchased 10 Fat Fundy from my local shop in Chicago and am curious about letting some sit for a long time. Thank you and cheers!

 

Best,

Arjun

 

We know that they age very well to the three year mark. 

To be honest we are all finding out together 

 

[KCCubano]

5 hours ago, barrygoodvibes said:

Hi Arjun! Honduran tobacco in general ages well. In my humble opinion, the Fab5 line is an excellent affordable option and I think only require 90 days of rest and then you can enjoy them. Not really a specific cigar to buy and age. 

I am in the suburbs of Chicago. Which shop is selling Fab5 cigars!? That’s so cool. 

Maybe Up Down Cigars in Old Town if I had to guess. 

[barrygoodvibes]

9 minutes ago, KCCubano said:

Maybe Up Down Cigars in Old Town if I had to guess. 

Ah. I used to live right down the street from them on Wells.