Box Press and burn issue's

onestrangeone

Bob Luken

bigharpoon

I notice a big difference in burn when the humidity is high regardless of brand or shape. The cigars just seem to be absorbing moisture at a rapid rate and before I know it my cigar acts like it's plugged and I have a wonky burn. It affects the flavor, too, as you aren't going to get all the cigar has to offer with a bad burn. In Maine humidity is a fact of life but when I smoke in those conditions I just pay extra close attention to my cigar because I know it won't take care of itself with ease.

onestrangeone

ddubridge

bigharpoon:

I notice a big difference in burn when the humidity is high regardless of brand or shape. The cigars just seem to be absorbing moisture at a rapid rate and before I know it my cigar acts like it's plugged and I have a wonky burn. It affects the flavor, too, as you aren't going to get all the cigar has to offer with a bad burn. In Maine humidity is a fact of life but when I smoke in those conditions I just pay extra close attention to my cigar because I know it won't take care of itself with ease.

I notice the same as well. High humidiy can kill a previously flawless cigar. At times I will dry box a cigar in humid conditions. However, this requires me to make a decision on what im going to some well before I do. This doesnt happen often.

CigarManNo1

I thought I am one out of few people having the same problem, also thought about changing the place I buy my cigars, now I see that there are people who struggle with the same issue.

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kuzi16

thats is an interesting read. ill have to go over it again before i comment on it but there may be factors they did not consider in this little book.