I was digging around in a humidor when I came across a box of Arganese Cafe that I bought a couple of years ago and there was tobacco debris inside the outer cello wrap! I immediately stripped the cello and the brushed off the debris (before thinking of this thread). I hope that the pics show, I changed to FireFox mode per @BryGuySC (thanks Bryan).

A couple of specks remain on the bottom left corner of the box. There were a lot more before I brushed it off.


This is how they are packed! Surrounding the light cardboard inner box is an inch deep (or more) of cigar leaf remnants (I presume) that are in great shape, properly moist and ready to be used in some pipe mixtures . At a guess, 2-3 ounces.


This is the Arganese Cafe, (had them before - a very mild but flavorful, morning cigar) complete with pigtail and shaggy foot.


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I was digging around in a humidor when I came across a box of Arganese Cafe that I bought a couple of years ago and there was tobacco debris inside the outer cello wrap! I immediately stripped the cello and the brushed off the debris (before thinking of this thread). I hope that the pics show, I changed to FireFox mode per @BryGuySC (thanks Bryan).

A couple of specks remain on the bottom left corner of the box. There were a lot more before I brushed it off.


This is how they are packed! Surrounding the light cardboard inner box is an inch deep (or more) of cigar leaf remnants (I presume) that are in great shape, properly moist and ready to be used in some pipe mixtures . At a guess, 2-3 ounces.


This is the Arganese Cafe, (had them before - a very mild but flavorful, morning cigar) complete with pigtail and shaggy foot.


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I was digging around in a humidor when I came across a box of Arganese Cafe that I bought a couple of years ago and there was tobacco debris inside the outer cello wrap! I immediately stripped the cello and the brushed off the debris (before thinking of this thread). I hope that the pics show, I changed to FireFox mode per @BryGuySC (thanks Bryan).

A couple of specks remain on the bottom left corner of the box. There were a lot more before I brushed it off.


This is how they are packed! Surrounding the light cardboard inner box is an inch deep (or more) of cigar leaf remnants (I presume) that are in great shape, properly moist and ready to be used in some pipe mixtures . At a guess, 2-3 ounces.


This is the Arganese Cafe, (had them before - a very mild but flavorful, morning cigar) complete with pigtail and shaggy foot.