Glass tube cigars

[drew_goring]

Unfortunately they are probably not even worth saving. if they have been there for 6 or 7 years with no humidification. Sorry

[guado]

I got curious last night and unwrapped the tube. Itstead of cork it was a plastic tip that seemed to seal very well. I pulled the cigar out and it was not crispy. Still very soft w/o that typical "dry" cigar feeling.

Possibly still decent? Although there was a hint of surface mold but it dusted off easily.

[nhcigarfan]

you're probably good to go on it. Sounds like a well aged stick.

[thepyrofish]

I got curious last night and unwrapped the tube. Itstead of cork it was a plastic tip that seemed to seal very well. I pulled the cigar out and it was not crispy. Still very soft w/o that typical "dry" cigar feeling.

Possibly still decent? Although there was a hint of surface mold but it dusted off easily.

If it brushed off and was white and crystally then it was plume/bloom, not mould. That means, like nh said above me, that it is just aged. It's a good thing, smoke 'er up.

[guado]

If it brushed off and was white and crystally then it was plume/bloom, not mould. That means, like nh said above me, that it is just aged. It's a good thing, smoke 'er up.

VERY nice! From what I "searched" and readon this cigar it isn't anything to write home about but maybe with an extra 5 years on it....

Also, yes the "mold" was whiet and crytal like.

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

You might be in luck then. I would stick it in the humi and let if rest a bit then light'er up.Write a review on your find. You may be onto a new storage/aging process.

[Kenyth]

A corked tube would have dried out. The plastic or wax sealed ones are pretty much airtight. Considering it's dark behind the dresser, it should be OK.