Put it in an unhumidified humidor or cigar box for a few days. The wood will absorb the moisture from the cigar and bring it back to normal levels. There is no quick way around it, it'll take a few days...
Like was said no quick way about it other than a few days dryboxing. Sudden changes in humidity, well they just don't work out well in taste or performance of cigars in general. Me and my robusto-sized pals like to be steady, consistent environments. And if changes are required we like to SLOWLY raise or lower rh levels. Otherwise we get scared and huddle in the corner emitting gassy smells.
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