Do you store cigars in a humidor with or without its wrapper?

Should have used more precise language here. So, do you remove the cigar from its cellophane sleeve before you place it in the humidor, or, as I do, leave it in the sleeve until ready to smoke the cigar, not the cellophane sleeve.

It gets cold in here at times. Hope you brought a coat

Always with the wrapper... tough to smoke 'em without.

As for cello, whatever way the come from the factory is fine.

Welcome and......... duck 'n cover.

Wad or fold?

If it's a Gurkha without the wrapper helps it burn

Seriously however they come from factory for me

Corey--whenever I smoke a Gurkha a group of Indians show up offering a ride to the Casino.

Don't take the ride

Good advice

Push start, or pull start Indians ?

Battery or kick?

Stand or squat?

This is CBid. You may have better luck checking out grinder.

You mean "cellophane", not "wrapper" which refers to the outermost tobacco leaf of the cigar.

Two other things to note: it's like asking "Chevy or Ford?" (there's no right answer and never will be), and newbies ask it approximately 50,000 times day in cigar forums around the world.

Because there are 86,400 seconds in each day, you asking this question covers us for 1.728 seconds of today (86,400 seconds divided by 50,000 daily asks). Thanks for doing your part!

Here, I'll cover us for the next 8.64 seconds of the day:

Should I store cigars with the cellophone on or off?
Should I store cigars with the cellophone on or off?
Should I store cigars with the cellophone on or off?
Should I store cigars with the cellophone on or off?
Should I store cigars with the cellophone on or off?

There we go! Now we just need 49,994 more repetitions, and today will be covered in its entirety!


Take the ride! If we apply Gurkha's BS pricing practices to the taxicab industry, a ride a few miles to the local casino would cost $10,000 MSRP, but TODAY ONLY it's on sale for 99.99% off, so it's only $1! Wowie!