Have never aged any cigars, but...

[Emperor Zurg]

Bah. I don't age cigars. I ignore cigars. Some of them get 'aged' by default (read neglect).
I root thru a humidor (or makeshift equivalent) for something to smoke and sometimes find something with brown cello. It's all good.

I do age Virginia pipe tobacco. Mmmmmm... virginia... I'm smoking 5yr old Virginia/perique as I type. But this is the wrong section for that...

Appreciate your review tho

[FidelCastro]

Bah. I don't age cigars. I ignore cigars. Some of them get 'aged' by default (read neglect).
I root thru a humidor (or makeshift equivalent) for something to smoke and sometimes find something with brown cello. It's all good.

I do age Virginia pipe tobacco. Mmmmmm... virginia... I'm smoking 5yr old Virginia/perique as I type. But this is the wrong section for that...

Appreciate your review tho

Aging is not for the regular hobbyist as you know...just like being a "coffee snob" is not for those who love their Folgers or Yuban....some will become a full blown hobbyist in either way...wine, fishing, sports, etc. and try to squeeze out as much enjoyment as possible. Some are content to just sit back and enjoy the simple life of " just enough ".....and that's perfectly fine as well. I know for me that enjoyment and process of any particular hobby is in the mechanics of looking for the best experience.....my pipe hobby is another OCD enjoyment in Mr. Toads Wild Ride of Life.

[Emperor Zurg]

Aging is not for the regular hobbyist as you know...just like being a "coffee snob" is not for those who love their Folgers or Yuban....some will become a full blown hobbyist in either way...wine, fishing, sports, etc. and try to squeeze out as much enjoyment as possible. Some are content to just sit back and enjoy the simple life of " just enough ".....and that's perfectly fine as well. I know for me that enjoyment and process of any particular hobby is in the mechanics of looking for the best experience.....my pipe hobby is another OCD enjoyment in Mr. Toads Wild Ride of Life.

I try not to obsess over any hobby. There's a point where enough is enough. Getting all obsessive over it makes it less a hobby and more a burden IMO. I don't want an aging vault filled with thousands of dollars worth of expensive cigars that I have to worry about the perfect temp and humidity or a possible beetle infestation (or drywood termite) that might destroy them all. Nope, not for me. I'll leave that to others who are far more into it than I ever want to be.