Tried to spark up a HDM excalibur, but no luck with it. first time I've had a stick with such a tight draw I couldn't get any smoke what so ever. Dissected it and didn't find any plugs, actually looked pretty good inside. I had cut power to the wineador the other day (doing some electrical stuff to the new house) and forgot to reset the temp on it until the next night so temp (55) and rh (61) were off from the usual 65/65, guessing that might have been the issue as I don't recall the last from that 5 pack having issues. Going to let the cigars sit for a week or so and hopefully everything will re acclimatize...
Any of you ever see a cigar get affected by about 2 days of temp/rh screw up like this? Or was it likely just a dud that was rolled too tight?
guess the pipes will get a work out this week just incase...
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11-28-2015, 09:33 PM #1Indeed so Most indeededly
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11-28-2015, 09:54 PM #2Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans
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just a dud.
Cigars aren't as fragile as we think they are"It's like kale with balls"
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