Beginners Cigar Guide | How to Store Cigars 🔥 

Thanks for watching and let us know in the comments your tips and tricks when it comes to storing your cigars.

I use multiple 80 qrtz tupperdores to store my cigar boxes and have a humidor for presentation and to put my sticks. When I run out of certain cigars on my humidor, I refill them from the tupperdor. For the tupperdores I use Cigar Oasis to keep it humid and mounted a Fan on the lid, made a video if you want to see.

It really depends on where you live too, as well as where ya smoke. I smoke outside and currently stay in Florida where it's hot and humid so I store low (around 62-65% for short term storage, as high as 69% for longer term, ideally around 65% for aging though) AND dry box. But back home in NYC I could store closer to 69% without trouble smoking outside. While I got homies out west in the desert that have to store around 72% RH and other friends in more tropical areas in Central and South America that don't even use a humidor lol In drier climates keeping humidity in is usually the main factor while in wetter climates keeping humidity down is typically the issue. There is no 100% full proof, across the board answer from my experience and the experiences I've heard from others over the years. I've lived in places where an air tight seal is a must and in places where I could leave cigars in a Ziploc bag with a Boveda for months without a problem. Some people are overly uptight about RH. Many people forget the relationship between temperature and RH and then complain that they can't get to the level they want. The reality is that as long as you're not drying out your cigars (anything below 62% is dangerous, unless you're dry boxing short term) or saturating them and risking mold and/or beetles (69-72%+, depending on where ya live and temp) it's really all about finding what RH smokes best for ya in your area. That takes experimenting. When I first started staying in FL all of my stuff was burning bad and tasting off til I started dropping my storage and dry boxing. Just took some time to figure it out. No one else can do that for ya other than maybe other people that live in your area and even then it's a gamble cause some people consider themselves experts but really don't know what they're talking about 😂 I'm not an expert, just somebody that's been there.