Does plume spread?

Here's what I was trying to get at in the last thread until my fingers swelled up to 3 times their size

Went to the local B&M today to look around. A couple hundred bucks later I have a question...

I ran across a box of Fonseca 30th Anniversary sticks loaded with plume (Yes, it was plume, not mold.) I mentioned it to the kid who was working there (well, he's a kid to me anyway) and he said that they had a bunch of cigars that were heavily plumed so they moved them around the store to get it to spread and it was "working pretty well." Now, I thought that plume were the oils coming to the surface as the cigar aged. Is there anything to what he was saying, or was it a load of BS?

BS,Its crystalized oils. It does not spread and I dont see where it adds a damn thing to a cigar . You should see them dumasses at C-bids forums,they get a hard on when some shitty dog rocket grows plume (actually most of theirs looks like moldLMAO)

Enjoy the cigars bro:smiley1:

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Originally Posted by kevin7

BS,Its crystalized oils.

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Eggzactly

Thanks Kevin. It didn't make sense to me either. Maybe I oughta go get a couple and auction them off. :smiley1:

If I understand it properly plume occurs is a cigar has been stored well...Not a bad thing. You can't taste plume...It's just an indicator of proper storage conditions.

Ain't no way it will spread by rubbing two cigars together. :smiley36:

Mother Teresa is a bit of a stretch boss.

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Originally Posted by Shelby07

Is there anything to what he was saying, or was it a load of BS?

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It was a load of BS.

Why does it always have to be bullshit? why cannot we use other animal crap? I propose the use of HS, hipposhit in liue of bullshit. I'm starting a new trend.:smiley43: