How long to age a Maduro?

[pine2play]

Ones like Indian Tabac, Gurhka, El Mejor. They seem to taste ok for a while then about 1/2way kind of go downhill.  I think ageing would help.
How many months minimum until you can taste a difference--so they smoke good all the way through? 

[atomross13]

i would say it depends on the cigar. i have some WOAMs that are fresh and good, also have 2 from 05 that are great.

[Knuck42]

I do not think that any amount of time would be beneficial to the taste of the cigars that you list. 

What was it grandpa used to say...?

'Sonny, you can't shine shit!'

[Land Rover]

[quote author=Knuck42 link=topic=156.msg3623#msg3623 date=1177558074]
I do not think that any amount of time would be beneficial to the taste of the cigars that you list. 

What was it grandpa used to say...?

'Sonny, you can't shine shit!'
[/quote]

Now that was funny

[niterider56]

[quote author=Land Rover link=topic=156.msg3642#msg3642 date=1177563426]
Now that was funny
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It might have been funny but truer words could not be spoken. I wonder do they start tasting like ass.  :boty: :boty:

[Rooster]

[color=purple]shit[/color] in a sneaker is [color=purple]shit[/color] in a sneaker how ever long it is aged.  :horse:

[Tech]

As stated above some cigars are the best they'll ever be. If you enjoy them, smoke them, just don't expect them to improve in 6 months or 6 years.

If you're going to invest the time and space for aging invest in the cigars as well.

[froglicker77]

Just give them to your friends or just smoke them while doing yard work!!   :bounce:

[pine2play]

I suppose that is very true. Don't plan to invest in any more of those.

:gotcha:

[Knuck42]

They always come around...  LOL  :cheers: