Green spots on cigar

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by tuneman07

So do the green spots affect taste? or are they an indication of something that could?

No and no.

[kenstogie]

I see green spots frequently and even though I have very few of the forbidden ones (maybe 50 or so) they seem to have on average more green spots than the NCs.

[Soprano3695]

As most said..water spots..your good

[Mbraud4]

As many have said, water spots, try the search function. Ive seen threads like these numerous times over the past year and a half. I know there are some threads already that can answer ur questions. No biggie but just utlize the features of this forum to enhance ur knowledge of ur hobby. Theres a lot of archived info on here that can enlighten you to no end

[Gargamel]

I only see them on Havanas for some reason

[Razorhog]

Originally Posted by Mbraud4

As many have said, water spots, try the search function. Ive seen threads like these numerous times over the past year and a half. I know there are some threads already that can answer ur questions. No biggie but just utlize the features of this forum to enhance ur knowledge of ur hobby. Theres a lot of archived info on here that can enlighten you to no end

How was I supposed to know it was water spots?? I've never seen them before. Besides if questions didn't get answered more than once this place would be dead. Sorry if I didn't use the search function properly

[LeafHog]

Originally Posted by Razorhog

How was I supposed to know it was water spots?? I've never seen them before. Besides if questions didn't get answered more than once this place would be dead. Sorry if I didn't use the search function properly

Don't sweat it. Posting a pic was good so that we could all see exactly what you were talking about.

There is a specific forum here for cigar questions as well with lots of good info.

[Mbraud4]

Its all good, if u would have searched for green spots you would have found numerous threads on the subject. But like I said dont take offense to what I said, just use the search function for any questions before posting. The reason I bring this up is because numerous threads containing the same questions only take up more space. No biggie, but there is alot to be found with search. Glad you didnt take anything to heart as some guys do and look forward to seeing u more on the board.

[yamaha6000]

Its odd, but I have only noticed these green water spots on Perdomo's. They still taste great, as all Perdomos do!!!

[Razorhog]

Originally Posted by Mbraud4

Its all good, if u would have searched for green spots you would have found numerous threads on the subject. But like I said dont take offense to what I said, just use the search function for any questions before posting. The reason I bring this up is because numerous threads containing the same questions only take up more space. No biggie, but there is alot to be found with search. Glad you didnt take anything to heart as some guys do and look forward to seeing u more on the board.

No problem. I will definitely try to use the search more in the future.

[schweiger_schmoke]

Nice to know those are harmless (but ugly) waterspots.

Looks scary though

[RGD]

As another note - those green spots are a lot more common than most of you think. I have a habit of cutting open cigars and run across it all the time in the fillers and binders. Matters not Cuban or Non-Cuban.

I also don't think it's just "water spots" - I think it's more just the way the leaf cured - insufficient air flow, low heat, etc etc - I mean remember that the leaf was green to start with.


Ron