Can you mix different cigars in a humidor?

Mixing different cigars in a humidor is completely acceptable. Some cigar lovers prefer to keep stronger cigars separate from milder brands. It’s a matter of personal preference.

Are all humidors the same?

Humidors come in all shapes and sizes and can be as small as a box to use as a travel humidor or as large as a walk-in closet, mostly used in cigar shops.

How do I choose a humidor?

11 Tips on How to Choose the Right Humidor

1. Choose a humidor with the right size.
2. Consider the different cigars you want to store.
3. Get a humidor that fits your environment.
4. Think about geographic location.
5. Think about Installation Space.
6. Quality and material matters.
7. Buy a well-sealed humidor.

Should I take my cigars out of the wrapper when I put them in my humidor?

Once you’ve bought the cigar and are placing it in your humidor, we recommend you remove the cellophane. Cellophane will prevent humidity from reaching the cigar, and you’ll find the cigars will respond to humidification better if the overwrap has been removed.

Do you need to rotate cigars in a humidor?

You should rotate the cigars in your humidor every two to three months. Even in the most well-crafted humidor, some spots don’t receive as much humidity as others.

Should I remove cellophane from cigars in humidor?

Can a humidor be too big?

If the cigar humidor is too small, you’ll be forced to cram your cigars together, which could affect their flavor. If it’s too large, you won’t be maximizing your humidor’s interior space, and all of the extra humidity could get absorbed by the cigars rather than keep them in optimal condition.

Should cigars be left in the wrapper in a humidor?

How often should I season my humidor?

You may need to re-season your humidor periodically, though if you find you need to do it more than once a year you may need to look into buying a new humidor. Two-way humidity control is crucial to the proper functioning of your humidor.