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jfields said:
Not my fault you’re old AF.
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You being the czar that you are, you should be able to tell me how to speed up the cigar aging process. Maybe a hyperbaric chamber or something!
 
CigarStone said:
You being the czar that you are, you should be able to tell me how to speed up the cigar aging process. Maybe a hyperbaric chamber or something!
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There has been a lot of conversations about this with scientists and biochemists, and the hypothesis is this: a heated vacuum may artificially speed up the aging process of cigars... I would love to experiment on this in the future.
 
CigSid said:
There has been a lot of conversations about this with scientists and biochemists, and the hypothesis is this: a heated vacuum may artificially speed up the aging process of cigars... I would love to experiment on this in the future.
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Me too! We can try some of my cigars in case something goes horribly wrong. :cool:

I wonder what would happen in a vacuum? For example, if you put a marshmallow in a vacuum it will swell to twice it's size since the 14 PSI atmospheric pressure is removed.
 
CigarStone said:
Me too! We can try some of my cigars in case something goes horribly wrong. :cool:

I wonder what would happen in a vacuum? For example, if you put a marshmallow in a vacuum it will swell to twice it's size since the 14 PSI atmospheric pressure is removed.
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That would be the logical outcome.
 
CigarStone said:
Me too! We can try some of my cigars in case something goes horribly wrong. :cool:

I wonder what would happen in a vacuum? For example, if you put a marshmallow in a vacuum it will swell to twice it's size since the 14 PSI atmospheric pressure is removed.
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That kind of vacuum ……. I was about to send Bill my Dyson to sacrifice in the name of science
 
eddieor said:
hope you enjoy them...all feedback greatly appreciated :)
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I am planning on letting these rest awhile ( do I need to ) I can tell you this I had one of your series D that was gifted to me & had been in my humi for a few years. It was a very good cigar. Medium to full bodied along with
pepper, coffee & earth flavors.
OK, Eddie, you talked me in to it. I will break one out this week-end when I can enjoy it.
Look forward to meeting you at Quad State Herf.
 
jfields said:
I used to deal with them quite a bit and would stop in when I used to visit Roanoke, when my wife’s parents still lived there. David Meyer was always super nice to deal with.
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They're fine folks in there...always enjoy hanging out talking to them!
 
jfields said:
2006 RE Por Larrañaga Lonsdales Alemania. 14/25.
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I don’t know if you remember, but this was my first 100 point review here:

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Por Larranaga Lonsdales 100 point cigar...

This Por Larranaga Lonsdales is a German regional from 2006. I had one of these years ago ROTT, it was ok, but slightly bland and one dimensional, so I threw them into the back depths of my aging cabinet and forgot about them… that is, until last week… 5 days in the dry box at 61% humidity...
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I believe that drove the price up beyond reasonable 😂
 
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