Another new-ish type of question..

[Vagrant]

Well,

I was fixing the power steering on my truck yesterday, realized it was getting close to 3, (when the local cigar shop closes) and hurried over to grab me a stick or two for the night. Now, this was the owner's grandson working, so we chatted for a bit, and then I stepped out and put a cigar on the dash(I didn't have the glovebox key on me) I was working on the truck over at a buddy's place, so I didn't have access to the humi, either, so it stayed up there on the dash. I have tinted windows(dunno if that helps anything) but I didn't get to her until around 8 or so, and she didn't taste like the stick she is. Would 4-5 hours sitting in the cello wrapper on a dash, in a cold area, be long enough for that to be the reason?

Also, if it is, how should I travel with my sticks?


It might just've been me, too, I guess..?

[kansashat]

Can't imagine what you describe having an effect on the cigar. Summer temps are much more likely to mess with the flavor profile, & we get a lot of that when Mr. Brown delivers our cigars.

Get yourself an otterbox, or something similar. I've left cigars in my otterbox all summer (in the house) & it didn't seem to hurt them.

[Vagrant]

Thanks for the tip man. Well, it's relatively cold yesterday. Around 44 degrees or so. Today, we get snow. Pretty sure it was just last week where we had a 65 degree day, heh.

I'll be pickin one up somewhere in the next week or so.