Dude you need to stop keeping your cigars in your sock drawer or they will all look like that some day.
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It's hard to make out the details in your pic...is that Brie or Camembert? :-)
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Dependent on the B&M you visit, that is in fact plume and they should probably charge a few extra bucks for it, but they will let it slide this time.
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:-):-):-)
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Would love to see how much is hiding under that cedar!
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Hell yeah, it's not on the foot, wipe it off and light up.
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That is where the shrooms are growin...
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Nothing, under the cedar is clean.
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I'm surprised, have seen cigars with cedar mold under it before the uncovered part.
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Word.

Fuentes are pretty notorious for that
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If the mold is surface only, and not up into the tobacco of the foot, wipe it down with a cloth that has a little alcohol (I have used vodka successfully in the past), then let it air out. Vodka is very close to odorless, and you don't need the cloth wet, just moist. If you get sunshine for a day or so, let the sunlight hit it. Mold doesn't like the sun either.

I keep a very close watch on the Anejo's I have in my coolers, because they seem more prone than any others to mold up.
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I'm comfortable wiping it off and torching it, no mold on the foot.
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Life is too short to smoke a cigar that furry...:-)
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Argh. Mold scares me too much. Could never smoke it even if it was just a tiny weenie bit.
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Jesus that cigar has a full 5 o'clock shadow going.
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Tyler Hamilton likes this.:-)
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:-)
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Wow. Was that guy hiding somewhere at the bottom of your humidor? Not sure I've ever seen a cigar that engulfed in mold.
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Nah, it's normal. Supposed to look like that. It's the new Fuente Opus X Q-Tip vitola.
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:-):-)
Gotta love those guys at AF!! They just keep coming up with new ways to market those Opus X's!!:-)
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