Storing Cigar Singles

Doc shares some ideas on how to store individual stogies within your desktop humidors. The problem is to keep cigars of different styles from making wrapper-to-wrapper contact by protecting them in some way.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Cigars
• cigar
• tobacco
• humidor

[zblog68]

I'm confused, not by the this vid that was great by the way, I'm new to all

This and waiting on my humidor, but people ate saying when you get the humidor, get a cloth and wet the wood, and other people are saying this is a no no, never do it, any advice.. Thanks

[docstogiefresh]

@zblog68 DM sent.

[Donrobosa]

Hey Doc;

just a question; I've got a new desktop humidor, with the new spanish cedar scent inside, after seasoning it, I started putting few cigars, i've noticed that the scent of my cigar now smells like the spanish cedar, what was originally Dark chocolate, coffee scent is now gone. Did i ruin my cigars?

[docstogiefresh]

@Donrobosa Hey bro, thanks for contacting me with your question. The Spanish cedar aroma is what many cigar makers prefer for their cigars, which is why they age the cigars in cedar aging rooms, sometimes wrap them in cedar sleeves and pack them in cedar boxes. Other manufacturers prefer not to. There are other aspects of my answer to your question, but I am running out of room. Shoot me an email or DM.

[CanecaProductions]

Doc you are the best, I'm a big fan of yours! :)

[docstogiefresh]

@CanecaProductions Thank you, my friend. Much appreciated.

[truckpilot01]

one person dislikes? why why why??? Doc you RULE... keep em coming. i love your videos.

[ChrisBigCat]

Good advice here, I like the detail.

[bensubZERO]

doc i love your videos keep them up (Y)