Same here. Everyone lives at 62% and 65 degrees. If anything I think it may slow the aging process. I also like it because I don't have time to smoke like I used to so it helps me worry less about mold since I don't check on things as frequently.Originally Posted by Scott W.
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01-07-2019, 09:42 AM #11Administrator
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All of mine are at 58-60% right now. May seem too low but everything is smoking perfectly. I also have 95% CC's, which seem to smoke better when kept under 60%. I personally think 65% is the highest you should ever go. That old 70/70 "rule" is ridiculous. But that's just my opinion.
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Wait, what TV show were you watching that they talked about aging cigars?
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It was brief, but I seem to catch most of them.
Even if they turn out to be bullshit.
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Brian, I too keep mine at 62 CC's and 65 NC's. I have a few boxes that I have set back to age and as far as I can tell they seem to be doing ok.
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Steve, Originally Posted by Old Smokey
I keep all of mine at 65 and all of mine are smoking great (when I do smoke
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When I heard it I was puzzled because of the problems that present themselves above 70, plus it was on drama TV! But then again you never know so I posed the question to you folks. I'm sure there is still a lot that I don't know!
Plus I've never intentionally aged.
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