If stored in the right humidity, cigars rarely go bad. However, if, as a cigar smoker you handle your cigars badly, your cigars are prone to going bad. Below are ways in which you may identify a cigar that has gone bad. Bad Smell Coming From Your Cigar If your cigar smells moldy or stale, […]
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Curing is a integral part of the cigar manufacturing process and is a rather lengthy and convoluted project. Curing typically begins as soon as the tobacco leaves are harvested whereupon they’re transported to a coast or kiln. These are large drying barns where the leaves will be intermittently stored. Curing barns come in a extremely diverse
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Humidors are used for the safe storage of cigars. In order for them to effectively do so, they need to be properly maintained. One of the best way to maintain this is by using properly calibrated hygrometers. This way, you can gauge if your cigars are stored properly in the humidor and whether they’re at the
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Every cigar smoker, even the experienced ones, will come across an unraveling wrapper from time to time. Unraveling is what happens when the wrapper of your cigar becomes loose. If this happens, you are likely to experience a bad cigar burn. In order to have a lasting solution for this problem, you need to know
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Humidors need to be re-humidified because they’re going to dry out just like anything else. You cannot expect these things to last forever, and they’re not always going to be airtight. The best thing you can do is to put a little moisture back in the box to make sure that you can keep everything
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