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Cigars that really do get better the longer...

Wurm

Wurm

Bratwurst and Beer
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Here a few I have found do better even with a small amount of down time.

Padilla Limitado Edición Especial

All of the LFD Ligero cigars

Padrón 0000 Series

How about you?
 
DPG Blue Labels, I smoked one with about a year on it and wow it really kicked it up a notch
 
I second the DPG Blue Labels.
 
I smoked a Short Story I've been aging since 05' last night.

unbelievable!!!
 
I'm gonna go ahead and say:

El Rey Choix Supreme's get a helluvalot better with age (I hated em fresh, so I let em cool for a few months, very tasty.
Rocky Patel SG's too!

You guys beat me to it on the DPG Blues =)

~R
 
My small experiences tell me that Padrons age VERY well... I have some Padillas from 07 that I think I'll be lighting up soon. I'll let you know :D
 
I have found that most cigars will tend to "get better" with age. I have let most of my high price cigars sit in the humi for 3-6 months before I even think about them. I do this because I hated the first Padron Londres I ever smoked. Came to find out later the guy had just purchased them. Not in the humi for more than a week. Then, I had another one a few weeks later and it was one of the best cigars I ever smoked. This friend had them sitting in his humi for about 8 months. So, ever since I age all of my "finer" cigars in one humi, and keep my everydays in a smaller one. Maybe aging them 1-2 months. But, in my opinion, not matter what the quality of cigar, a little PROPER againg never hurts.
 
I've never been able to age any Pepin Labeled blends more than about 6 mos. I'm trying, not easy. :D

I like the LFD double Ligero, especially the Chisel Maduro.

I have some Coronado Double Corona that I tried at about 8 mos. Not bad, but I'm waiting a little longer to make a final judgement. The fresh Cigar is pretty sublime.

Padrons in the thousand series age beautifully, and I like those better with age.

Back as a Villazon whore, ERDM Robusto was nice aged.

Padilla 8/11 Corona ages beautifully at one year plus a little, I like those better fresh, but the aged ones were differant, but very rounded and satisfying.

Also had a box of Tatuaje Angeles with a year on them when purchased. They were wonderful.
 
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