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So I'm curious as to any benefit an infused cigar might gain from aging. I got a few with my last couple orders I've really enjoyed (Isla del Sol) and wondering how the aging process would affect them. I'm just about to the point of considering buying a box and thinking about setting some aside if I do. Would the infused flavor weaken? Or will get better with time?
The infused flavors tend to diminish a bit and take on more of the tobacco flavor.
I don't really see much benefit of aging an infused cigar, but I don't smoke them. Unless you can call Anejo infused.
Nope as mentioned the flavors start to get very mild. So far, I have found that the Tabac Especial Red Eye will hold those coffee and chocolate flavors longer than most other sticks.