Can I age infused cigars? If so, can anyone tell me what cigars?

I’m not one for aging cigars too long anyway, but those are mild af already. Aging them will most likely eat away at the infusion flavor.

Sorry that I honestly don’t know, but I can advise you to not store them with non-infused cigars as they’ll make the others taste like the infused ones. Hope someone can help out and enjoy!

You can age them, I'd suggest the Drew Estate Acid line.

I like to keep a stash of them around. They don’t really age, and can loose some of their flavor after six months or so. I also never open the cello until ready to smoke.