How to Correctly Store Your Cigars In Your Humidor 

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I use a knife sometimes too 👍

Did he walk uphill to school both ways too!?

The man I aspire to be

I bite the end off

@@Crafsmanship do you eat it too?

I do 2-3 months before I smoke anything and it makes a huge difference IMO. Given, you have to keep a constant rotation and stock more even in a separate acrylic/tupperdore but it works.

I found that my blondie in a 14 cigar sampler tasted completely different than my case of 40. I’d only do that for a single infused flavors after that.

@@imnotbenavery9220 A lot of people say flavors don't intermingle but they do . When I first started I had a small humidor and didn't smoke a lot , so I might have a certain cigar for awhile before I smoked it . The guy at the shop I went to told me to remove the cellophane and they would age better . A friend gave me a CAO Moontrance , I unwrapped it and put it away . A month later all my cigars were CAO Moontrance . Cello stays on now and I have 2 humidors , 1 for the mellow cigars and 1 for the full bodied stuff . Don't smoke infused cigars myself but if you do , don't put them with your regular cigars . They will affect your other cigars . Live and learn . Enjoy those stogies 👍👍

How do you recharge those packs , I've heard of people doing that but others say it doesn't work?✌️

@MikeG66 "Recharging" is just rehydrating the pack. Soak it in a bit of distilled water for a bit and then let the exterior dry out. You may have to do this twice, but after you do you'll notice that the interior is now holding liquid once again.

Cigar oasis in a fridgidor, with 69 degree Boveda packs. The Boveda is always ready for the travel humidor, and as a bonus it’s a backup bonus to the fridgidor.

Keep them separated entirely. Some people will put them in a ziplock bag inside their humidors. Others will get a seperate humidor. You just want to keep the flavors from bleeding over to your non-infused stuff.

I’m trying to figure out that answer to. Cause I did leave a flavored cigar in with my non flavored and am wondering if it’s jeopardized…?

A good Tupperware with a locking top will work better than any humidor period.

If I buy alot I keep them in wrapper and take out a few for the week. Either which way it won't matter much if you keep them humidified.

Up to you and what you like It’s cellophane btw not plastic it help reduce humidity loss and slows down the aging process. As I said personal preference you could try one with one without in your humidor and see which you prefer!

Yes if you have a variety, no if they're all the same, the cello (which is not plastic) takes in the humidity and even allows aging but it prevents the different cigars tastes from affecting the others around it.

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Spanish cedar will help keep them clean and bug free

If I am not mistaken, a cigarillo is much smaller cigar. They can be smaller than cigarettes. I used to smoke them.

Correct, cigarillos are smaller cigars. Smoked the same, usually don't last near as long, for when you can't spend the time to enjoy a full length cigar

The video answers this already

I've heard really good things about needone. I recently bought one and it looks like a keeper. It's still seasoning so I can't say beyond that bug uts super quiet

I don't know how you survive in that state with all the ridiculous regulations. They're trying hard to put you out of business , I wouldn't be surprised if they start banning infused cigars!

@@mikeg6666 All the state politicians here can suck it... and I'm sure many of them are.

@@mikeg6666 Tobacco, guns, free speech, taxes, are all under constant attack. . .it's rough living here in CA, but I feel it's always darkest before the dawn.

@@j.f.7576 Yeah I feel for you man , it's gotta suck living there. Especially owning a business and trying to survive , I remember my son telling me when he lived there for a while that prices of everything were ridiculous. He rented an apartment with his friends and they were still struggling to get by and he had to deal with mentally ill homeless junkies everywhere also. He moved back to CT where I live , it's like the east coast version but nowhere near as bad , we have the second or third highest taxes here. But thankfully for now we don't have homeless encampment's , we're eventually moving to Tennessee and I can't wait to be honest with you. Take care and good luck to you!✌️

@@life_of_riley88 Yeah I can't imagine living in Commiefornia , you guys are under constant attack just to live your lives in peace. Everything is forced down your throats , it's because you're outnumbered by radical extremists. I'm in CT and our taxes are almost as high as you guys but thankfully for now we have no homeless encampment's , we have shitty policies and politicians though. One of them is that slimeball Dick Blumenthal , he used to be the attorney general of the state and would sue every business he could. He put so many regulations on businesses that they eventually started leaving the state , we've a very unfriendly business environment. We lost some big companies like GE , most of Pratt and Whitney , Sickorski the sub base etc. Then they wonder why they can't get businesses to come here? That's what happens when you have one party running a state , especially the left because they love to infringe on your rights. There's no check's and balances , but the stupid liberals here keep voting for these idiots. We're moving because we had enough. Good luck to you , hopefully people will wake up!

Typically hand-made with quality tobacco leaves curated by a master blender.

Handmade with long-filler leaves

The edge maduro is the worst cigar ive ever smoked

@CommunionCups With all due respect, speak for yourself...🥴

Yeah, you might "puncture that membrane" (4:18) but a "shot in the dark" (2:07) can be nice sometimes 😃