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Discussion in 'Drink, Smoke, and Fine Dining' started by jimbo14, Aug 21, 2008.

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  1. jimbo14

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    #1 jimbo14, Aug 21, 2008
    Hey guys I just bought a box of Montecriso No. 4 and on the bottom of the box is printed 'LSO DIC 07'. Does that mean 'produced in December 07' or 'Use by December 07'?

    Cause I wont be happy if I just bought a box of cigars that has expired lol.

    Regards Jimbo.
     
  2. tatcat

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    #2 tatcat, Aug 21, 2008
    its a use by date. you'd better send them to me so they can be disposed of properly.;-) no. seriously. it's just a production number. stored in a humidor cigars age quite nicely. enjoy.
     
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    #3 jimbo14, Aug 23, 2008
    Cheers thanks mate :)
     
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    #4 DrStranglove, Aug 24, 2008
    I have cigars my father laid down in the 60s. Smoked one when I got back from the war with dram of Scotch laid down when I was born.


    To say it was amazing is an understatement. There really are no words.
     
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    #5 BobbyMR2LS1, Sep 4, 2008
    I had some Monte Cristo #4s as well as a few Rocky Patel and Arturo Fuente in my humidor for quite a while. Let 'em sit. They definately get better with age. Just make sure you don't dry them out lol
     

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