I know that i'am suppose to separate my premium cigars from my flavored ones
but if I put different flavored cigars in the same humidor, wouldn't the flavor just mix...:smiley40:
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I know that i'am suppose to separate my premium cigars from my flavored ones
but if I put different flavored cigars in the same humidor, wouldn't the flavor just mix...:smiley40:
As long as you aren't planning on "aging" them for extended periods, they should be fine.
What really happens when "Yuck" mixes with "eewww"?
J/K :smiley2:
I like to use one of these from Amazon for my flavored cigars.
http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/r...ale/images.jpg
They end up a little dry, but that's because I never check the humidity.
:smiley2:Will
Why flavored???? Step away from the humidor.
DG
I was going to suggest that to improve their flavor, he insert them in his a@@ for storage -- but that wouldn't be hospitable.
One of these days I will have to break down and smoke one of these flavored cigars -- it feels wrong to ridicule with no first-hand knowledge, but it feels even more wrong to consider buying one...
Yeah, but just think, not everybody has pinecherwaterstrawmeloberrapple cigars. :smiley2: You might start a trend. :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by AznDragon533
Hmmmmmm........ fruit salad cigars....... Hmmmmmmmm................Quote:
Originally Posted by ashauler
Im a beginner =\, so i have to try everything!
Don't listen to anyone. Smoke what you like.Quote:
Originally Posted by AznDragon533
Flavored cigars are fun, and a little tasty, but try not to smoke them around people who are smoking non flavored cigars. The aroma is SO strong, that it can mess up the experience for the other smoker (and if I'm enjoying an $8-10 stick, I'll be annoyed lol).
I have a $30 humidor for my Acid cigars, I got it off of cheaphumidors. It's a 50 cigar holder, it works out fine. My 150 ct humidor is for my more pure, non flavored cigars.
Just get the same kind of humidor you'd get for your regulars, just get a cheapy small one to toss them in. The aroma of the different Acid cigars are pretty similar, so they don't mix too much in my experience.
Just don't tell me you're trying to put Swishers in there, please. :p
well now I dont know if this is going to work well..........planning to get
Kahlua , Helix remix, CAO, Acid kuba, tabak Especial
im guessing cellophane all of them?
IMO, you should always just leave the cellophane on.
Cellophane is pretty porous, so the moisture will still get to your cigar. I don't know how much of a difference it makes with "marrying" aromas with real cigars, or if it makes any difference with flavoreds.
If you store flavoreds together, all their aromas are pretty strong. They're GOING to mingle. There's no escaping it if you like flavoreds. You can get dividers in a humidor and help separate them a bit.
Also, some people like to leave the cellophane on when they cut their cigars, to help keep their cutters clean. No real reason to take the cellophane off, imo.
Gah you beat me to it. The only good flavored cigar is the one that didn't get made.Quote:
Originally Posted by badwhale
it seems to me that, with the few flavored cigars i have tried, it is like they took a cigar that tastes horrible, and then misted the wrapper with some kind of flavoring. i guess that is supposed to make you not notice how bad the cigar is. to me, though, that is sort of like spraying cheap air freshener in the bathroom after you go number 2. then it just winds up smelling like lavender AND shit.
You have room for 50 flavored cigars??? :smiley40:Quote:
Originally Posted by CatalystOfChaos
well I'm a complete noob to cigars, but I don't get it...if everyone here seems to hate flavoreds so much, who is smoking them?
14 year olds:smiley16:
Honestly though, the only flavored cigar I have had is the Java maduro. It was...smokeable. maybe I will have to pick up an Acid or something on my next trip to the B&M.
No, my old, smaller humidor can hold 50 cigars. It currently has about 20 Acid's in it (10 of which were gifts).Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelby07
My 100 ct humidor has all my real cigars in it.
I'm not afraid to admit it i smoke them and enjoy them.Quote:
Originally Posted by alliaphagist
I found the "Extraordinary Larry" to be tasty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eville
Not as sweet and overly flavored as some of the other Acid's.
The Acid line of cigars are infused, which are different than the flavored cigars like the CAO Flavors. So are we talking infused or flavored?
I'd just get a couple of those small acrylic flip-tops or some large Mason jars for what you want. Its a cheap solution for what you need.
Kris
Congratulations, and welcome to the board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mangyrat
if you enjoy them, all the power to you. I see in the caralogs that they're not cheap so take care of them as you would an unscented cigar, and definitely keep them segregated.
thank you for the welcome ashauler.
MarineOne infused and flavored i tend to lump in to the same category.
they have their own small humidor nothing but flavored goes in that box.Quote:
Originally Posted by heftysmokes
i like them but ill be dammed if I'm goign to let them contaminate my other cigars, i don't even keep them with my every day cigars "Tupperware humidor".
well i can say this acid liquid is not that good.:smiley11:
i liked the drew estates ambrosia line but the acid liquid i just smoked was like sucking on a bottle of cheap perfume.
i have a few different acids and I'm not really looking forward to smoking them, but ill give them a try anyway just so they do not go to waste.
the wife liked it, she said it smelled like some thing called sandal wood. crap i needed a solo java and a shot of brandy just to get the taste out of my mouth.
I'm sure some one may like them but to me they are not a flavored cigar.
Since you're interest is just in keeping them moist and not aging them, get some of those really nice acrylic jars with a good rubber seal or some Mason jars.
Problem solved.
Kris