What's on my cigars

[HIM]

I think this is the first time I can actually say that doesn't look like mold.

[Emperor Zurg]

I only clicked on this thread for the lulz.

I expected to see some greenish, splotchy, spiderwebby growth that was most prevalent about the cap.
I also expected that greenish growth to be called 'plume' and this to be vehemently defended.

But neither has happened. I go now.

Btw, I don't know what that dust is on those cigars.

[sparky426]

I'm going with sheetrock dust, doing any remodeling?

In all seriousness, I'd go with dust

[Rocket Scientologist]

Surprised to say, but that actually looks like plume.

Is plume really so rare that we'd suggest something like sheetrock dust? It's as if we just can't accept that plume might actually exist.

[Branzig]

I would have to say that is plume.

[Tgs679]

Plume! I just cracked a box of 2007 Cabaiguans that were covered in plume like that.

[fastnbulbous]

Plume! I just cracked a box of 2007 Cabaiguans that were covered in plume like that.

How were these Cabaiguans? Were they Guapos?
If I hear that they age well, they may be in the front running for box #1.

[Tgs679]

How were these Cabaiguans? Were they Guapos?
If I hear that they age well, they may be in the front running for box #1.

They are Corona extra not the Guapos. If you enjoy a mild smoke they are very good with age.

[fastnbulbous]

I prefer the Guapos so far, but I would say that that should tell me what the Guapos will do with age. Hope Hope....

[Chadderkdawg]

Looks like Colombian bambam to me, smoke em up, let us know if you get really energetic and goofy