Greko123
10 years ago


Good afternoon cigar aficionados and enthusiasts,

I am an avid cigar enthusiast with quite an extensive collection of fine stogies, however, I cant seem to get a definitive answer whether or not I should remove the plastic cellophane from my cigars prior to placing them into my humidor. Can someone please provide some guidance.

Respectfully
Mithrandir
10 years ago
you gotta be kiddin' right?

or you are just bustin' our cogliones

or try the search fuction first for q&a's
tamapatom
10 years ago
Definitive answer?.....Yes
Dspills
10 years ago
ypetryna
10 years ago
your supposed to remove them from cigars you dont like, and replace them with the old cello of cigars that you loved to emulate the good flavors.














































[sarcasm]
jjanecka
10 years ago
If you're not box aging then there is no point.
mikey1597
10 years ago
no,,,, but maybe yes
danmdevries
10 years ago
It's definitely either yes or no.
KingoftheCove
10 years ago
It depends........
Whistlebritches
10 years ago
There is a mold study in here somewhere initiated by AndyTV ,IIRC, many years ago.To get right to the point he over humidified identical cigars one cello one cello off in a lock-n-lock bowl.The cigar with cello on showed very little sign of mold,the cello off looked like it was grown in a lab.I leave my cello on.
Nicar
10 years ago
But cello off, you end up with uh-oh cigarillos
jjanecka
10 years ago
It's like I told my cousin who's on probation, just pass your test, don't screw up anymore, don't get anyone pregnant and you'll do just fine.
BlueDude
10 years ago
cello on to protect fragile wrappers
SMOKEYOU
10 years ago
Cello on. Aging occurs when you least expect it.
cameroon
10 years ago
I guess "3" is as high as you can count
MACS
10 years ago

Good afternoon cigar aficionados and enthusiasts,

I am an avid cigar enthusiast with quite an extensive collection of fine stogies, however, I cant seem to get a definitive answer whether or not I should remove the plastic cellophane from my cigars prior to placing them into my humidor. Can someone please provide some guidance.

Respectfully

Greko123 wrote:



If that were true, you'd know the answer. I detect some serious male bovine excrement.
ajerrils
10 years ago
I cut 65% of my cellophane off and stick the rest in water to keep them at a perfect 65% humidity. Then put them in the freeze like popsicles so I don't have to worry about the evil tobacco bettles.
hombre
10 years ago
Ask corky the Cigar man if you can find him.
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