Aging Partagas

[aomike]

well let me put it this way paragas just as any brand is great with age. I have smoked many lower costing partagas cigars with at least 1.5 to 2 years of age. and series D no. 4 being a robusto it would abviously go great with age.

worth the wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[alexgtp]

Since partagas have such a full taste to them I would recommend aging them 2+ years.
Smoke one now too see how it is. Than smoke one in 6 mos and so on.. I have smoked them fresh and I have smoked them with 4+ yrs on them and the difference is very very noticable.. Almost like smoking a different cigar.

[cls515]

I agree, two years minimum is proper.

[Chè]

I agree with the age em a couple of years statement however many for what ever reason have said the Serie D No.4 are better young. That hasn't been my limited experience (I've only been through 3 boxes). The last box I have is getting close to 7 years old and the smokes from that particular box remain fairly strong (last I sampled was about 6-8 months ago).

[stjohnroe]

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[Drake]

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it was in english before he edited it.

[Jonsey5484]

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What the does this have to do with aging Partagas, or cigars in general?? Another Spammer?? Hey, Watanabe

[Yeagermeister]

What the does this have to do with aging Partagas, or cigars in general?? Another Spammer?? Hey, Watanabe

The only connection I can make is that he read my profile and saw that I liked drums...why he would post that here rather than a PM is beyond me.

[The Master]

Serie D 4's generally take a good 4-5 years to reach their potential.