You prankster, you.1) I only send you shit in general2) i agree with this, i keep my cc humidor at 62% rh, never have a problem
Edit: false, i do have some tight cigars from time to time, but usually it's just the head, which is easy to unplug, or the foot, which i burn through the problem spot.
The flavor is worth the occasional struggle
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Yup, you can cut and test, then dry box. Actually, without the cap on it'll dry quicker tooHow does one test draw? Would you cut it, test it, then let it rest in a dry box if needed? Or test one from a box and then just assume the rest would/wouldn't need dry boxing going forward? I have a very happy and stable 65% going in the wino. I see a lot of advice stating 62% being ideal for CCs. But since I've got about 8 CCs and 200 NCs in the wino, and I have no issues with NCs, I don't see any reason to switch that up
I haven't kept an actual written record, but if I had to hazard a guess I'd say I'd say I'd the 25-30 CCs I've smoked I've had 15 with draw issues, whereas in the last year smoking approximately 500 NCs I've had maybe the same amount (+/- 5) of issues, and only one that was so bad it split open when using the draw poker.
Looking good, Ike!over the past few weeks
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Hehehe new blend, homerollPuffing on this mystery cigar from @Hopduro. Not sure what it is but it's pretty damn good. Thanks Hoppy.
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Hoppy rolls better cigars than 9/10ths of the cigar companies.
