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Old 07-10-2010, 05:42 PM   #1
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Sounds like it was over-humidified to me.
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Old 07-10-2010, 06:21 PM   #2
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Sounds like it was over-humidified to me.
This could very well be the case as that spot on the underside may be a result of it. Though I am no expert by any means. I am just using the humidifiers included with my humidors (and the cherry humidor in particular needs a second one to maintain 70% so I supplement with a drymistat tube) so if this sounds suspicious it is as I am but a simple newbie in the world of aging

As for the maduro version of this, I will have to try and see just how good it is thanks for the suggestion guys
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Ah, 70%, that well may be it. I know, I know everyone says 70/70 but I have found these issues tend to go away in the low 60s. I am currently considering another big humi for storing/aging that I can run at 70 and then my smaller current one to smoke out of.
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Ah, 70%, that well may be it. I know, I know everyone says 70/70 but I have found these issues tend to go away in the low 60s. I am currently considering another big humi for storing/aging that I can run at 70 and then my smaller current one to smoke out of.


Lower the humidity of your humi. And give this cigar another try. IT Super Fuertes are great sticks for the price.
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Lower the humidity of your humi. And give this cigar another try. IT Super Fuertes are great sticks for the price.
I am certainly going to give this line another try (and probably reduce my humidity a bit) I wanna keep an open mind since my palate is still changing
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