Tell him to put ONE Acid cigar in and wait a couple years ... I have noticed with some really strong smelling cigars the smell transfers pretty quickly and not only that but it does seem to affect flavor somehow... Tell him though to make sure he never puts an infused cigar in there! I had one in for less than 3 weeks in my humi. Naked... And now it smells of bloody fake chocolate...
Tell him to put ONE Acid cigar in and wait a couple years ... I have noticed with some really strong smelling cigars the smell transfers pretty quickly and not only that but it does seem to affect flavor somehow... Tell him though to make sure he never puts an infused cigar in there! I had one in for less than 3 weeks in my humi. Naked... And now it smells of bloody fake chocolate...
Infused cigars is definitely a horrible idea, Stan. I remember having to leave a humidor open for 6 months to get the stink out of it from ACIDs. But he's much smarter than that.
I keep a small humi for infused/flavored cigars. This keeps them away from the smokes I have aging. I have heard that flavored cigars don't really age, but I do keep them separate. If they do age, so much the better.
Hey I just purchased a 200 count humidor, what humidification should I use. I see they have different types of brands, and im new to this so if anybody has any suggestion, it would be great.
the point of smoking a flavored cigar is to taste the flavoring. the tobacco itself used in them is not usually the highest grade, and the meticulous blending that takes places by other cigar makers doesn't happen. in my opinion, flavored cigars are lower quality and just a method of delivering potpourri to your mouth.
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