Puros Indios ''Special-Aged'' help

[jam]

I am smoking one of these now 6.75" x 64 figurado-shaped beauty that delivers a wrecking ball full of flavor. Handmade with Cuban-seed fillers, including a daring blend of Brazilian, Dominican and Jamaican leaves, topped off by alluring, oily, naturally-fermented Ecuadorian wrappers. Rolled back in 1998, these Special-Aged Piramides are further mellowed by time - the additional 7 years of aging has a taming effect on an otherwise full and aromatic taste. These exquisite, thick-ring gauge pyramid-shaped cigars offer superior complexity and a real burst of flavor.

The cigar is ok but very soft, i had it in my humi at 68% for 2 weeks, would you guys say that this is rolled very loose ,also it burns terrible also very loose draw taste harsh and very soft to the touch, do you think this needs to be dry boxed
if so can you tell me how do i do that

Thanks

[TempestPSO]

hey Jam, it is my experience that the torpedo size just seems to be a little loose. The Cienfuegos (Sp) that are in the same shape are very loose as well. To dry box though I just keep an empty wood cigar box on my desk and let a stick in there a few hours or a day before I smoke it, Sr. Rolando Reyes sticks often are pretty loose IMHO.

[jam]

ok thanks i will try that. I never noticed this with any other larger ring gauges

[TempestPSO]

It seems to be a Rolando Reyes thing in that particular size. I also notice it in the Cienfuegos Toro really loose almost soggy roll,

[Rocky Rulz]

That is surprising of PI. Every PI cigar that has graced my palate tasted like grass clippings. I have said before about PI, "Tastes like some farts got in a fight". I am glad your experience is better.

[jam]

it was a soggy fart roll i only smoked less then 1/4

[threecrazychefs]

I have had two PI both were not good.

[m69c44]

Same Here Only had one did not like.... will to give it one more try... just in case