So I was reading on Cigar Aficionado's website and ran across storing cigars in cellophane. They advise against it... Now, I respect everyone here's infinite wisdom, as do I respect CA's. I'm at an impasse here with my stock as I rebuild it. I've always stored in cello, but I'm paying more attention to aging/resting now than I did before. CA also says the cello prevents the humidity from reaching the sticks.
I did search this and only found a few posts about it. Yes, I read the wise words of Trish (or sketcha)
TrishS wrote:Cello (cellophane) on or off is up to the individual. They may breathe a little better and age a little faster with 'em off. They are delicate and prone to damage if handled improperly though, so use your judgment. The links below expand on this. Also, if you like, do a search.
One of my other concerns is the marrying of flavors between cigars. No, I'm not talking about flavored cigars (CAO Moontrance, Acid, etc.) but rather each cigar's individual flavor profiles. I don't know if this is even a thing, but something my "Bubba logic" led me to consider. For all I know, it may be a good thing in the end, IDK.
I'm sure the elders on this board are sick and tired of answering/talking about this question.
I've got my bunker gear on and braced for the flames.
Thanks in advance.