The Best Way to Store Cigars - Expert Advice from Ernesto Perez-Carrillo 

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@David M I have only tried the corona size, of which I have a box, but I like them very much as morning and mid day cigars. I think with a year or two only they will only get better.

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The best way to age them is to remove the cellophane and keep them in the humidor. If you will be carrying some with you to smoke soon, it’s ok to keep the cellophane on. But, for aging, it’s best to remove the cellophane and take out of box.

Hola señor Carrillo, Does that recommendation to remove the cellophane for aging purposes apply to Nicaraguan, Dominican and Cuban cigars?

I like wood, better since they control the humidity of the cigar itself better acrylic can be used also but would keep for Conn shade cigars or to Revive very old cigars that are dry - Ernesto Perez-Carrillo

@@EPCarrilloCigars That's interesting because acrylic containers hold humidity the best so I would assume it would hold humidity inside the cigar the best.

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True the winter can be rough on your cigars. First one needs to make sure that the humidor or storage device has a tight seal to keep the humidity inside the humidor. Second one needs to check the humidity level in the humidor more often to make sure the Rh is at the proper level and I would raise the requirement if it’s extra dry in the outside environment. If normally I want a 70% Rh and to get that I need one humidification device I would see if in the winter I need 2 to keep 70% Rh. Another option, which I did when I lived in a climate that had a dry winter, was I actually moved all my humidors to one room and humidified the whole room all winter long. You do not need to get a 70% Rh in the room but a higher Rh than the normal winter dry air helps. A good full room humidifier will do the trick. Why this works is because the relative Rh in the humidor, compared to the room’s Rh that the humidor is in, becomes closer and this leads to less humidity leakage from the humidor.

Moving the humidors into one room and just humidifying that room is brilliant idea. Gracias por todo

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