aging with cellophane

[daredog4]

Dang it, you guys! I thought someone was going to say Do this, then do this, then leave them for this long, then you are good to go. Sounds like trial and error mixed with a lot of experience are going to be the keys. I have not tried dry boxing many of mine yet so i will defenitely give that a try. Well i guess the good news is there are plenty of cigars out there to experiment on, and pleny of time to learn. Thanks

[Shelby07]

Dang it, you guys! I thought someone was going to say Do this, then do this, then leave them for this long, then you are good to go. Sounds like trial and error mixed with a lot of experience are going to be the keys. I have not tried dry boxing many of mine yet so i will defenitely give that a try. Well i guess the good news is there are plenty of cigars out there to experiment on, and pleny of time to learn. Thanks

If it were that easy there wouldn't be so many cigars and opinions out there. There's no single recipe. It's a hobby that you learn to apply your own personal taste to. Learning is more than just asking questions on a bulletin board. There are some things that are pretty straight forward, but how and what you store, age, smoke, etc., isn't one of them. It's a personal journey... enjoy it.