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What do i do with mold on my cigar
I just bought my first three cigars ever online from cigarfox. com, and they finally came after two weeks. Anyway, my gispert toro has a little mold on the end. I am curious if I should cut it off, or burn it off, or what. Also had anyone else ordered from this company? My cigars did come packaged in a really nice case but maybe every company does that.
GhostRidin the GhostShip
Let me get this straight......you bought cigars online and they just arrived with MOLD.......and your asking what to do?! Seriously, I would be on the phone right now getting a replacement and more likely a refund.
To send out cigars with mold is a pretty shitty thing to do.Depending on how much mold there is, I doubt it could grow in just two weeks. IF there is a lot, I would be after a refund.
Yay! Cigars!
Whipping Snappers!
If you ask my mother she'd tell you to just wipe it off and smoke it - it's good for you.
I'm sorry, but I don't buy into that philosophy...
Senior Member
Is it mold or bloom? If it's mold, send that shit back. If it's bloom it should wipe off easily and the cigar is fine to smoke.
Would bloom form only on the end though? Post up a picture of it, I'm curious. What store did you buy it from?
Angel of Mercy
The chances that it's bloom are about as good as the cigar tasting like chocolate.
Doc
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Doc
Chocolate cigars?! I love chocolate cigars!
hecho a mano matón
{swims into the net}Originally Posted by Devil Doc
Too bad bloom / plume / mold is not subjective.
Will
The powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
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Whipping Snappers!
Send the cigar to Doc for an inspection. He's one of them fellers that tastes "leather" and "chocolate" and "graham crackers", etc. He'll tell you if it's good to smoke!!!
Whipping Snappers!
You're also a closet Grape White Owl addict.
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Re: What do i do with mold on my cigar
Hey everyone I looked and its actually mold, but heres what I did. I cut an inch off the end, and pulled it apart. It only seemed to go half way in, so I just smoked the rest of it. As for the company I got it from, they are called cigarfox, and they wont reply to my emails, and when you call their phone its hard to get a live person. I recommend for everyone to stay away from that company, even though the y have a large selection and singles of everything. Thanks for all the help guys!
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Re: What do i do with mold on my cigar
Haha that's a low blow.You're also a closet Grape White Owl addict.
No, I came out afew months back. White Owl and proud!You're also a closet Grape White Owl addict.
Member
Re: What do i do with mold on my cigar
I guess enjoyment is enjoyment. My first tobacco ever purchased was a single white grape cigarello because i turned 18 and didn't want to wait for the cigars I ordered to come in before i had a chance to smoke something that was cheap first.
cigaraholic
I had something like that happen a few years ago.
Charge-back your credit card. Then they will respond.
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Take a shit on their facebook page too
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Ewww mold yuck
hecho a mano matón
Ewww the ox, yuck.
The powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
Uncle Tupelo
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It will always be a battle a day between those who want maximum change and those who want to maintain the status quo.
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