What's on my cigars

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Originally Posted by Tgs679

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

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

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Originally Posted by fastnbulbous

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

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

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

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Originally Posted by tjhemp

Got a five pack of Illusione Epernay and I noticed what looks like a fine powder on them. They all look the same and it isn't real obvious just in the right light. The camera seemed to pick it up pretty good. What do you think. Could it be mold, plume, or something else?

http://i1068.photobucket.com/albums/...ps57maqjix.jpg

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If dust, wipe off, no worries.
If... 1.plume. 2.Coke. 3.Stardust.
Bonus...Smoke 'em whilst listening to some vintage Grateful dead and enjoy the trip.

I have a few boxes from 2008 that look like that. I'm on the plume wagon.

I had some of that on some Montecristo CC's that I bought in Mexico. Wiped it off and smoked one, one of the best cigars I've ever had :) I'm guessing just some plume.

All of you guys are wrong. This is what plume/bloom looks like.

http://i1046.photobucket.com/albums/...213_171548.jpg

:biglaugh::bitchslap:

However I have had the same thing on a Nica Rustica.

http://i1046.photobucket.com/albums/...115_123534.jpg

His could still be plume, just the beginnings of it.

I was just being sarcastic. Whatever it is, it isn't mold. It could very well be the starting of plume

Oh, and here I was going to petition the mods to change your title to "The Pluminator". :D