New World AJF- maduro

christian1971

Will this cigar lose anything in flavor after a couple years or "improve"? Its already great, but want to put a few boxes away.

Lee.mcglynn

You've been on this forum for five years! This means you've been smoking cigars for at least that amount of time! It's trial and error

onestrangeone

Pretty much agree with Lee, trial and error,

That being said IMO most of AJ's stuff ages well, I also believe that all cigars that are aged 'lose something' isn't that the point? whether or not it becomes better is a matter of personal taste.   

90+_Irishman

I just had one with a year and a half on it yesterday and it was perfect. I do t see a long nap improving these much but I don't see it hurting them either. Strong enough that they would hold up to age but I just don't see much of a reason to lay em down for anything past 2 years. Similar to Padron in that regard, aging these isn't going to change em much and they are already outstanding

Brett

Lee.mcglynn

onestrangeone said:

Pretty much agree with Lee, trial and error,

That being said IMO most of AJ's stuff ages well, I also believe that all cigars that are aged 'lose something' isn't that the point? whether or not it becomes better is a matter of personal taste.   

Yup aj,pepin,lfd and old Camacho tend to do best when aged! I will say some don't age very well over a good length but for the most part aging any of the above is a good move

90+_Irishman

Agree with Lee @Lee.mcglynn, I should clarify that "age" to me and what I was referring to above is past 2-3 years. With that blend I can't imagine them getting much better than when I had mine yesterday as it was terrific, that's what I was trying to say at least lol. 

Brett