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Bad Andy
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Ok, so I'm over here in Iraq. The little hajji shops here sell so called Cubans, although I know most are not real Cubans. However, I also know a good fresh smoke is a good fresh smoke. Most that I have seen are pretty dry. And there is my question, at what point is a cigar to dry to try to rehydrate it. It wouldnt be easy here being in a desert but it may be worth a try. I have found a fresh one here and there but its rare. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
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Now all that said once a cigar has dried out it has lost a lot of its essential oils and therefore will never be exactly what it was supposed to be. Just keep that in mind when you are smoking a cigar that has been dried out.