Which Cigars to Age?

This is a great question, nachtalberich. I like how the magazine Wine Spectator talks about which wines they recommend you hold and when to break 'em open. Does anyone know of a resource where they recommend aging certain cigars?

I think the theory goes the more full flavored and bodied a cigar the better it will age over a long period of time, since aging smooths out the aroma and will eventually mellow it out. I think it depends on how long cigars are going to be aged for, or for what reason they are being aged for.

I've only been aging cigars for a couple years and don't have too many with a lot of experience on them....

I'm sure there are some old Aging vets around here that could be more helpful

I have developed a taste for certain brands over the years. By smoking cigars at intervals, i.e., shortly after purchase, 2-4 months after purchase, 6-9 months after purchase, etc., I have determined what happens to my favorite cigars over time. Some are just too strong for me shortly after purchase and at certain points early on. In this manner, I have come to know when I buy boxes of certain cigars, how long to wait after putting them away before smoking them.