The Humidor, Timonium MD

I’ve had a bundle of cigars stored in a humidor for years. I just recently noticed that some of them are darker than others. Is that a bad thing?

I just got my humidor up and going again after letting it sit for a very long time. Will the cigars inside moisten enough to smoke or do i just have to pitch the whole lot?

Wanted to know from any veteran smokers out there if the small cigars/cigarillos need to be kept in a humidor like their big brothers. They usually come in tins or boxes and i have been purchasing quite a few and i wanted to know if i need to keep them in a humidor like the big ones so they dont go bad.
-Any help or other tips on cigarillos would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks.

a person told me that i shouldnt store ‘ scented′ cigars like the drew estate line,(acid, naturals,ambrosia) in the same humidor as montecristo, macanudo, bolivar, etc. is he right? he said that the ’scent’ from the drew estates will get into the other cigars causing them to take on some of the smell and flavor of the drew estate. he said that sometimes it wont hurt the ‘traditional’ cigar but the mix might be a bad combination. i dont have a problem getting another humidor but will save myself some money if he isnt correct and there isnt a need to separate these cigars.

I recently bought a humidor, decent quality, not the best but it has a good seal and looks nice. currently where i live it has been very humid. the hygrometer on the Humidor reads 90 (way too high) but the cigars inside are too dry, one of my finest is so dry that it began to crack, i will probably have to throw it out.
What do i do, the box says its too humid, the cigars are too dry. Grhh, I dont get it.
Cigars are considered a spirit, as they are enjoyed similiar to a fine wine. They are enjoyed for their taste, and are often enjoyed after a meal like a desert or a glass of brandy (or sometimes with a glass of brandy)..
Just to let you know why these question is in Beer, Wine & SPIRITS… thanks.
Cigars are considered a spirit, as they are enjoyed similiar to a fine wine. They are enjoyed for their taste, and are often enjoyed after a meal like a desert or a glass of brandy (or sometimes with a glass of brandy)..
Just to let you know why this question is in Beer, Wine & SPIRITS… thanks.

I recently bought a humidor and just conditioned it so that it is ready to do its job. should i put my older cigars in there that i am pretty sure have dried up? will putting them in there help moisten them?

I started buying cigars by the box and need to store them but don’t have a humidor which I already know is the best way to store them. Any other ideas?

I recently travelled to cuba and bought two cases of cigars (Cohibas). I hear that without a humidor they can dry out, however im travelling for another 4 months throughtout latin america staying in cheap hostels. Does anyone know whether they′ll be ok, or if there is some way i can look after them?

Thanks.

Cigars in my humidor