TRAVELLING with Cigars: The ULTIMATE GUIDE for Smokers on the Go |

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@SvenKjellEbenStian 6 месяцев назад

As a beginner, i find this info verry usefull 🤩

@DailyCigar 4 месяца назад

Thank you 🙏

@joshb8105 Год назад

Good info for some. My biggest issue was you saying cigars need to be between 68-72%. I prefer mid 60s and stay away from 70+%. I have a 5ct 10ct 15ct and a 50ct. Sometimes you want to take bigger than you need so you can bring cigars back with you. Always take a variety as you can't always plan your smoking time on a trip.

@DailyCigar Год назад

You are right, like I said this is the way I do it, I only take short trips or buy at destination as its always cheaper than here in UK, and the humidity it is relevant to where you are, where you going or what you like. thank you for your comment, I hope to see you around more often Josh

@georgeG682 26 дней назад

Nice video! I would like your opinion. Soon I will travel to Cuba, I’m wondering what is better (talking always about humidity) to use humidity zip lockbags or simple ziplock with boveda of my preference? I check a humidity ziplock and keeps around 80% when I keep 65% in my humidor. Thank you

@DailyCigar 12 дней назад

Humidity is crucial, but if you’re transporting your new cigars in a Ziploc bag for a 3-4 day journey home, I wouldn’t worry too much. Cigars naturally have humidity when you buy them, so they’ll be fine in the Ziploc bag for a few days. Once you get home, leave them in your humidor for at least 2 weeks to allow them to acclimate and normalize their humidity. I hope this helps. Enjoy your trip and have a great time smoking some delicious cigars.

@IamGio69 Год назад

I though butane lighters are not allowed on the plane?

@DailyCigar Год назад

You are right but you can travel with them empty and the fill at destination. By the way if you haven’t subscribed then you might have missed todays new video. East Park cigars EL ESCOCES cigar review ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PQvVfjNQsmA.html